Cold Springs Elementary also is using Blogs (http://csslibraryblog.blogspot.com/). One blog that interested me was the one that had fifth and sixth graders commenting on how they should act when blogging. There was even a video attached to it that talked more about Blogs. This site was not as easy to navigate as some of the others, but still worth looking at.

Grandview Elementary doesn't just have a cool Blog, they have one of the better websites I have ever seen for an elementary school (http://www.grandviewlibrary.org/default.aspx). Their site explains what blogs are and how students should handle themselves when blogging. They are encouraging students to publish their writing pieces as a blog so that they can get feedback about their writing from other people. I could not figure out where… Continue

Fine, this really doesn't count as a blog where people have commented, but it is a place to set up blogging for your school. Check out Learnerblogs (http://www.learnerblogs.org/). It is a place created specifically for edublogs. I wonder how my school district would feel about starting a blogging place for my students? I personally think this site should count as two blogs found for my college assignment. :)

The teacher librarian, Mrs. Horowitz, from Northside Elementary in Midway, Kentucky (http://ilearn.woodfordschools.org/shorowitz/) has an interesting idea. She has created a Book Blog to keep her students informed on books that she has just completed. She gives a little summary and review on each book. I will have to check back to this blog to see if more of her students comment. She doesn't have many commenting right now, but if they st… Continue