Here are some basic rules to follow in order to successfully blog:
Parents who leave comments are asked not to use last names either. (Please post comments as “Jimmy’s S. mom” or “Maria’s M. dad”, etc.)
2. Don’t write about other people without permission.
3. Always make sure what you are writing is factual.
Don't be posting about things that aren't true.
Don't be posting about things that aren't true.
4. Make sure your posts and comments are appropriate.
5. Always write in full sentences and words –
no “text talk” please!
6. You MUST follow all rules of conventions (spelling
and grammar).
7. Keep it education-oriented. That means that you
probably shouldn't discuss your plans for the weekend.
8. Use common sense! If you feel that I would not
approve of what you post, then DON’T POST IT!
PROJECTS TO DO
Wrapping Up the School Year
1: Students will write two letters: one to the person who will occupy their desk the following school year, and one to their next year's teacher.
2: Students use digital photos to create a personal classroom yearbook of their favorite events.
OBJECTIVE - Students will:
- Write a friendly letter to the student who will sit in their desk next year, giving them advice on what to expect.
- Write a letter introducing themselves to their next teacher.
- Select 5 events from the school year that have been significant to them.
- Choose 3-5 images that match their favorite parts of the year.
- Arrange the year's significant events in chronological order.
- Write captions describing each event.
- Create their own yearbook of pictures and captions.
Let’s Get Blogging!!
Subjects for Projects , Writing and Blogging / Glogging!1. My Ideal House.
2. Ideal Holidays.
3. My Languages School.
4. People I Like.
5. My Family.
6. My Friends.
7. Pets
8. Endagered Species.
9. Marine Life (Sea Life)
10. Mountains.
11. Save the Forests
12. The Greek Islands.
13. Our City.
14. City Life vs Country Life.
15. ART: Songs, Music, Cinema
Here is what you could do once you are in the computer lab:
1. Using the websites proposed by your teacher (or by googling a question!) research on your assigned subject.
2. Open a Word document, and start copying and pasting research you want to use to the document. Make sure to save the research in "My Documents" using your name and subject!
3. Next, find pictures that have to do with your subject. You will need to save these pictures to use them in your blog post.
4. When you are ready you can start writing your blog post.
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