I have found four enticing post and decided to comment on these blogs:
1. Nevaeh’s blog-About Camp: I commented on Nevaeh’s blog- About Me. I really liked what he wrote about. I found it very intriguing that Nevaeh liked camp. In addition, his blog was very descriptive and had a lot of vivid detail. I commented -” I liked you post about camp very much. It was very hilarious, and had so much vivid detail. In my personal experience, I to have been camping, and found that it was very astonishing.”
2. Logan’s blog-My Goals: I commented on Logan’s blog – My Goals. I found this blog and wanted to lend some help to him. He has trouble solving division problems, so I commented on his blog to motivate him, and I listed a site to help him. Here is my comment – “Practice makes permanent,” my math teacher tells me. If you want to achieve your goal you must take the initiative and work outside of school. If you really want to improve on division, then I would recommend you go to ixl and practice.”
3. Abigail’s blog- How to comment on a blog: I chose this blog to comment on because, it had steps on showing how to comment on a blog. Since I am a new user on edublogs, I need to absorb as much information as I can. This blog gave me the basic fundamental on commenting, and is the reason why I commented on this blog. Here is my comment – “Thanks for this information. This information was very useful since this is my first time using edublogs. Also, it was very simple and was esay to understand. I would say this was a well done blog.”
4. Danny’s blog-Hatchet: I visited Danny’s blog – Hatchet. I commented on it because, I have read Hatchet and found that it was a good book. I wanted to recommend that he should read the other books of hatchet. I commented – “Hatchet is one of my favorite book. I finished book 1, 2, and 3. I found it very appealing and suspenseful. I would recommend you read book 2 and 3, because these book are nice to.”
These are the top four blogs I found and liked. I had a fun time finding and reading these blogs.
– see you later