For today's blog, I'd like you to pick a past blog post (any blog post from any date), review it, and then come back here to report the following things.
1.) What was the date that the topic was originally posted?
2.) What was the topic you reviewed?
3.) What did you learn from it (or from the replies)?
Remember that you can use the "Blog History" on the right to help you get back to past topics, even ones from when the blog was first started (in April 2008)!
8 comments:
I love the first blog. It was posted on Tue, Apr.29,2008. It had 45 comments. My comment was posted on 7-4-2008. We shared many many excellent ideas with each other. Thank you very much, Ms. Gates.
Suetto C.
I enjoyed the blog that was originally posted at 12:08AM on 4/3/09.
Topic - Use it or lose it(part 20)
Vocabulary word that I learned - Repast
Meaning - a meal, food
Four students commented on this blog.
Leonie Florestal
The blog I found very informative was "Writing Tips for E-mails" posted on Oct 8th, 2008. It shared information on how important it is to sign an e-mail.
Maria Rodriguez-Trelles
1. The date that the topic was originally posted was May 25,2009.
2. The topic I reviewed was "Always Awesome Alliteration".
3) What I learned from it is tounge-twisters, no matter how silly or how complicated, is a form of poetry and people of all ages can undersatnd and enjoy them.
Sheila W.
The topic was originally posted on June 3,2009.
The topic vocabulary- technology terms
What I learn is that the CPU is the brain of the computer that tells it to do what.
Date topic posted was on March 27 2009.
Allison.
The teacher,from Smith High School in Texas, said that the paper was due the next day.Our group of friends did not know what to do. In class we were known as the "procrastenators".As we were thinking of what to put on the paper, the power went out.We had to use grandma's lamp to do our task.We thought,thought and thoutht, but nothing would come out.Tomorrow is the last day and we had to bring something. Tired and sleepy, each of us tried to write the paper the best way we know we can. We finally produced three pieces of paper for our presentation.It was not our best, but it had to do. The moral of the story,"Procrastening", is always a bad idea.
Mianta
Answer to Question 1 - The topic was originally posted on May 29, 2009.
Answer to Question 2 - The topic I reviewed was context clues.
Answer to Question 3 - From the replies I learnt that most people use context clues in their reading for different reasons. Some because they do not have a dictionary to check the meaning of the word at the time needed, others try to figure out the meaning then check it, others just guess the meaning.
Karla Banton
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