15
Sep
International Dot Day, celebrated on September 15th, is a fun day inspired by a book called "The Dot" by Peter H. Reynolds. It's about a girl who starts with a simple dot on paper and discovers her creativity. On Dot Day, kids all around the world make art and explore their imagination, just like the girl in the story. Schools and communities host activities to encourage everyone to express themselves through drawing, painting, and creating. It's a special day to remind us that everyone can be an artist and that sometimes, just starting with a small dot can lead to amazing things.
How to celebrate International Dot Day?
On International Dot Day, start by wearing clothes with dots or drawing a dot on your hand. Spend time creating your own dot art using paints, crayons, or markers. You can also make dot-inspired crafts, like paper dots that you can hang in your room. Read books or stories related to dots and share them with family and friends. Play games like connect the dots, or create a treasure hunt where you find hidden dot-shaped items. Invite friends to join in and share your creations and ideas. Have fun being creative and celebrate how a simple dot can inspire great things!
Where International Dot Day is celebrated?
- - International
