As an early marketing executive at Facebook, Randi created and ran the social media pioneer’s marketing programs. She led the company’s U.S. election and international politics strategy and created Facebook’s live streaming initiatives during the 2008 Presidential Inauguration. Randi was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2011 for her innovative coverage of the 2010 mid-term elections that integrated online and TV coverage in unique formats.

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Are you looking for ways to spark your students’ creativity? Take a look at some of our favourite artistic resources: Many times, however, a person's own dot book will contain their own specialized shorthand to represent their location on the field. Dot books can vary from simple (providing only the location of the marcher) to complex (also providing the location of nearby marchers whom you are guiding). This poses problems when players are switched between positions on the field: switching dot books is often difficult and many times players end up rewriting their dot books. A little boy gazes up at Vashti. He wishes he could draw and be a fantastic artist like her but he can’t even draw a straight line with a ruler. Vashti gives the boy some paper and a pencil and asks the boy to show her one of his lines. She looks carefully at his work and then says… Everyone who are dealing with kids who feel a bit low at any point of their lives about any field, should grab this one immediately. La historia nos habla del valor que le damos a nuestras pertenencias, simbolizadas por el primer punto que se crear, y la autodeterminación para mejorar, pero también deja un claro mensaje acerca de la importancia de dar retroalimentaciones a los niños de forma tal que estos puedan desarrollar todo su potencial.

This book is dedicated to the author’s teacher who dared him to make his mark. How could you ‘make your mark’? Here we find a young child who "Can't draw" anything. Supposedly. But when the teacher gets our protagonist to draw a dot and then "sign it" - well, one thing leads to another and the dots become more and more elaborate.

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International Dot Day is celebrated by both adults and children all around the world as a way of boosting confidence and encouraging creativity, through observing this holiday, people can learn the power of creativity and how just one small dot can make a huge impact on the world around them.

Vashti says that she can’t draw. Has there ever been a time when you thought that you couldn’t do something? How did you overcome it? I just don't get it. I mean, I guess it's about not letting your tech overrun your life? But other than the illustrations (which are lovely) I didn't see much of a point of this book. international dot day banner dot day International Dot Day the dot story the dot peter reynolds the dot the dot peter reynolds book new years day international red panda day international school library month world science day This sounds like such a lovely story. I’d like to get it for my son. He’s always saying that he can’t draw and it breaks my heart a little. When he does draw something, I do display it in a special place. I think I need to set a good example maybe and do more drawing myself

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Again, the illustrations in this book are simple but fantastic, and they perfectly complement the text. What is more important: that Vashti is a good artist, or that Vashti is happy and able to make other people happy? REVIEW: I like to see a smart girl that is very smart. And this title is very timely as I see more and more children younger and younger interacting more and more with technology and less with each other. So Dot's whole day is surrounded by computers, and smart phones with tweeting and sharing until her mother sends her outside to Reboot! Recharge! and Restart! (all techie words). And then Dot remembers that she used to like the outdoors and she finds ways to use her techie skills to play in the real world with her friends.

Vashti doesn't believe she can draw, when her art teacher urges her to just make a dot and sign her name it changes Vashti's entire view of herself and others. The hand lettering is close enough to a child’s writing that it fit the story. It was spread out enough to be readable and childlike enough to look like the child’s diary or journal. The balance between text and picture telling the story led my eye through both to understand. Find out how people have created art throughout history. What were the first types of art? What materials were used? How has art changed through the years?

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What’s more, as International Dot Day is so widely celebrated, it presents a great opportunity for people to share their artwork with others around the world who are also celebrating the holiday. How Do People Celebrate International Dot Day? It's a powerful statement. Surely, I needed to hear this at age 18 or 28 as much as I did when I was 8.

Vashti experiments with different colours. Can you try to mix colours to make new ones? Make a chart that shows what happens when you mix different groups of colours together. Reynolds’ simple lines, hand lettering, and water color and tea illustrations make this a charming book of primitive art. His illustration style matches the text, the story, and the theme. Get creative with Twinkl: Here at Twinkl, we have loads of lovely art resources to help your kids engage their creativity. Whether you’re looking for fun activities, informative PowerPoints, challenging worksheets, exciting games, stunning display materials, or something else, we have you covered. Keep reading to find out some of our favourite creative resources. As a teacher, I learned a lot. I wish this inspirational book could be presented as a short film for Teacher's Day or Children's Day.