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Friday, May 30, 2014

Finally, Family Blogging Month Winners!



Congratulations to our Family Blogging Month winners! Hundreds of comments poured in over the month from students, parents, sibling, grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends! 


It was the best Family Blogging Month ever! 

Winners received a crown, a free meal at a local restaurant, and are provided an opportunity to submit a blog post of their choosing! 




Several family members are being honored for their numerous contributions. These special people are being hailed Commenter Extraordinaire! 


We appreciate the interesting connections and the exciting learning opportunities that were provided throughout the month. Clearly, everyone wins during Family Blogging Month!


Meet our Commenters Extraordinaire! 


Bubbe, Bryce's 92 year old great-grandmother


GaGa, Bryce's grandmother



PaPa, Bryce's grandfather




Uncle Irwin, Bryce's relative


Alec's father 





Clare's parents 



Aashi's parents

Heather's mom


Jemma's grandfather



Darius' grandmother contributed several photos from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Here is an example:









Uncle Mike, Samantha's relative 


Thank you all for enriching our online learning community!



What did you enjoy about Family Blogging Month? 



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1 comment:

  1. BubbeJune 2, 2014 at 11:22 AM

    Dear Mrs. Yollis, Bryce and the whole class,

    Thank you for naming me as a Commenter Extraordinaire. It was wonderful taking part in this project. It was even more wonderful meeting so many of you at the Open House. I'm sorry if I was a little quiet that night. Sometimes I have headaches and then it's hard to talk. I hope that none of you has headaches.

    Guess what I found? If I already told you this, please forgive me. Sometimes I forget things. I found a family album from my childhood. In many of the pictures I was your age, the age of members of the class and Mrs. Yollis' age too. I'll ask Gaga to scan some of the pictures, so you can see what 8 and 9 year olds looked like in 1930 and 1931. I'll send a picture of myself at Mrs. Yollis' age. You won't believe how we dressed or how we wore our hair.

    Have you ever wondered about how people in other times or other cultures lived and dressed? I think it would be very interesting to study.

    Sincerely,
    Bubbe

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