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i-Prints 05/11
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Final Pioneer Diary Entry 05/10
Poetry 04/24
Inquiry 03/25
Return to the Moon 03/11
Literary Essay 01/12
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Sculpture 12/02
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School Report 10/31
Personal Narrative 10/26
A True Story From Your Life 10/21
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2/29 Return to the Moon Mission
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1/25 American Idol (video)
1/25 INTERVIEWING HOBOS! (video)
1/20 Never Give Up
12/15 On The 9th Day of Christmas (video)
12/15 The Cat Who Lost His Meow
12/12 Vampire Script
12/12 The Story of Otzi the Iceman! (video)
12/3 Sculpture
11/30 HELLO (video)
11/28 I Am Afraid
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Never Give Up Never Give Up

The story “the dot” is about a girl named Vashti who feels she can’t draw. Her teacher said to her, “Make a mark and see where it takes you.” So Vashti does, and then her drawings become popular.

When I reread “he dot” I thought it is mostly about determination. I think it is about determination because when Vashti was in art class she had to draw a picture, but she said, “I can’t draw.” Then her art teacher said, “Make a mark and see where it takes you.” So Vashti makes a dot on her paper. Her teacher said, “Now sign it.” Then the next day Vashti saw her dot and said, ”I can make better dots than that.” So she was determined to make more and more dots. She discovered that a blue dot mixed with a yellow dot makes a green dot. Then a few weeks later her dots are in an art show. She sees a little boy gazing up at her, and he said, “You’re a great artist. I wish I could draw.” Then Vashti said, “I bet you can.” “Me? No, not me. I can’t draw a straight line with a ruler.” the boy says. Then Vashti is determined and says, “Show me. “ She hands him a piece of paper and a pencil. The boy draws the line, and when he was finished Vashti said “Sign it.” The boy also becomes determined to do his best. So “the dot” is all about determination.

This story also reminded me of a time when I was determined. I was at camp, and I was doing the rock climbing wall. There were three levels. I did the first level. It was kind of easy, but when I got to the second level it got harder. I finished it. Then the third level was really hard, and I thought that I wasn’t going to be able to finish it. But when I climbed up, I was determined to finish it, and I did.

The lesson you can learn from "the dot" is to Never Give Up!

Article posted January 20, 2012 at 09:20 AM • comment • Reads 207 • see all articles


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