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This year is the 17th anniversary of International Dot Day, which celebrates creativity and inspiration as shown in Peter H. Reynolds’s book The Dot. During September, all ages can take home a dot to decorate. Use crayons, chalk, markers, colored pencils, collage, construction paper, clay, paint, buttons, noodles, leaves... the possibilities are endless!!! Participants will have their dots put on display in the library and be entered to win a prize!
DOT DAY PARTY: Kids can also celebrate at the library at 4:15 on Tuesday, September 15. Ms. Michelle will do an interactive reading of The Dot. Then kids get to make DOT art – all sorts! Make sure to wear polka dots if you can!
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