Although school ended on June 12, there are still lots of ways to contribute posts and maintain your quality writing skills during the summer.
Here are a few ideas:
1. Contribute to Yollis' 366 Project.
Email me a small photo (around 200 kb is good) to be considered for our class photo of the day blog. Be sure to include a little text to explain the photo. End with a question or two that will get readers commenting. If you don't want to contribute a photo, think about composing a comment or making up a story about the photo. Why even dogs leave comments sometimes! Teacher, parent, student, and animal contributions are welcome!
UPDATE: We have already received photos from Texas, England, Iowa, California, Washington, Germany, and Australia! Join in!
Many students are continuing to write posts over the summer! Why not leave your blogging buddies a comment or offer to write a guest post! Here are some recently published posts on some student blogs! Click on the icon (picture) to take you to a student blog.
3. Leave a quality comment for one of our blogging buddies in the southern hemisphere.
They are about halfway through their school year, and it is winter where they live. What are they learning in their classrooms? Learn along with them! Research using World Book Online and add relevant information to their blogs. They would love to hear from you!
Enjoy your summer learning!
Remember, regular practice with reading and writing makes your brain grow!
Remember, regular practice with reading and writing makes your brain grow!
Dear Mrs. Yollis,
ReplyDeleteThank you for mentioning me in your post. I love blogging and I will continue it for a long time. I especially like to become friends with other bloggers around the world.
See you when school starts!
Your former student,
Miriam
Dear Mrs. Yollis,
ReplyDeleteYour blog is amazing. I am now looking into starting a class blog of my own. It might be a long process but I see that it is worth it.
Dear Mrs. Yollis,
ReplyDeleteThey are some fantastic ideas to keep people blogging over the summer holidays. I showed my class your blog today as we are new to blogging and wanted to get some ideas. We thought, after reading the Tale Trail, that yours would be a great place to look. We are very jealous of you guys because it is winter here in Ballarat and it is pouring with rain and about 6 degrees outside. What is the temperature like where you guys are?
Thank you for giving us some great ideas with your blog. Please feel free to stop by ours sometime and say hi.
From Mr. L