Comments4Kids is a way for students and teachers to find blogs to comment on and to get their own posts commented on. It all started when Carey Pohanka, Derek Smith, and I had a conversation on Twitter about how to get people to comment on student posts. Here is a link to my post that explains what happened. Please note that Comments4Kids does not have to be on Wednesdays :)
Comments4Kids Blogs.
Add Your Class Blog or Student Blog.
Add Your Name to the Participant List.
Does Commenting Make a Difference?
How I present Comments4Kids to my students.
The Comments4Kids Wikispace: Our old site.
2) Positive
3) Comment only when you have something to say.
4) Always use good conventions (capitalization, punctuation, etc.)
Here are some links to get you started:
Comments4Kids Blogs.
Add Your Class Blog or Student Blog.
Add Your Name to the Participant List.
Does Commenting Make a Difference?
How I present Comments4Kids to my students.
The Comments4Kids Wikispace: Our old site.
Suggested Rules for Commenting for Your Students
These are the rules I use with my students when we comment on posts.
Rules for Comments4Kids
1) Relevant2) Positive
3) Comment only when you have something to say.
4) Always use good conventions (capitalization, punctuation, etc.)
If you participate in Comments4Kids add this badge to your site:
Shawn Avery created this Google Map for people to add their class blogs.
You can find it here if you would like to add yours.
You can find it here if you would like to add yours.
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