National Dot Day
In the beginning of
the “Dot Day” story Vashti doubted herself and her ability to do things that the
other students were doing. I think everyone can relate to this, whether it’s
with art, education, or a dilemma you have in your personal life. You see other
people doing things and you think that there is no way that you can do the same
thing. The important thing to realize is that you don’t have to things like
everyone else, and if that were how the world worked than this would be a very
boring world. I think that reading this story to a classroom is a very good
idea, and that every student can take something valuable from this. It is
inspiring, and refreshing to know that Vashti had a supporter (her teacher) and
then passed the support to someone else at the end of the story.
I think that this
story relates to our class because everyone will read a story and think of it
in a different way. It is important to share your own opinions, because it may
inspire someone else in a different way, which is what the dot represents.
-Katharine DeFrain
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