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BASIC DREAM STAR TEMPLATES

Two basic star options you can use to create your Dream Star

Stars come in many shapes and sizes. You can use your own creativity to create a Dream Star
for display or hanging, or use one
of the two templates provided.

One template is the common,
five-pointed star. The other template is a seven-pointed star based on the cover of Dream.

  Dream Stars
Dream Stars

A seven-pointed star was chosen as the key symbol in Dream because in mythology it represents integration, the unity of mind, body, and spirit. Seven is a lucky number. A seven-pointed star is also used to represent the seven liberal
arts of classic antiquity: geometry, astronomy, mathematics, logic, grammar, rhetoric, and music. In engineering, the seven-pointed star represents the supremacy of reason.

Once you decide on your star shape, cut it out and write your name and your dream on the front. Your dream or goal can be something you'd like to be or do, a dream for your community, or a dream for our world.

Once you've written down your dream, decorate the star using colors and materials that reflect your dream and who you are.


Dream Stars


Display or hang your Dream Star in a prominent place to inspire everyone who sees it and remind you of your goal every day.

Here are some other options for making Dream Stars: Origami Dream Stars
Simple Dream Stars
Simplest Dream Stars
Dream On a Star

© SV Bosak, www.legacyproject.org

Materials
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Five-Pointed Star TemplateSeven-Pointed Star Template

Five-Pointed Star
Seven-Pointed Star
Crayons, colored
  pencils, or markers
Scissors
Pen/pencil

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