Our 100th Post!

It is awesome! This is our 100th blog post! Today we took some time to look back at some of our posts from the year. Here are some things we've noticed about how we've grown as bloggers:
- Our spelling has grown a lot!
- Some of us used to put periods after ever word instead of spaces... we don't do that anymore!
- We weren't quite sure how to use periods and spaces on the computer but now we know.
- Now we type a little faster because our hands are a little bit bigger.
- We even correct Mrs. Malkoske when she's typing too fast.
- We write more and our writing is more interesting. We add lots more detail and expression!
- Some people use their feelings when they write.
-We know how to make our writing BOLD and Italics.
- Some people know how to add a picture.

Here is what we know about blogging:
-Our blog lets everybody know what we're doing!
-It helps us remember stuff.
-It helps us remember good times together.
-We like our blog because next year we can look back and see what we did.
-It reminds us of memories from when we started school.
-We are talking to other people... we post and people write us comments.
-Some people give us feedback about what we're doing.
-We get to look at new things when we post.
-If your parents want to know what you're doing, they can just look on the blog.
-We can put cool stuff on our blog like our art and videos so we can tell people what we are doing over the week.
-If your parents ask you what you did at school and you say "Nothing." they can check the blog.
-We get to see new news on other blogs.
-Our family in other places in the world can see what we do at school.
-If someone has an adventure we can blog about it.

A note from Mrs. Malkoske...
Today was awesome! It was so wonderful to spend some time with the kids looking back on our adventures and remembering all of the things we've done together this year. While we were looking at and talking about all of our old posts on the blog, the excitement and laughter was contagious. Exclamations of "I remember that!" and "That was so fun!" filled our room. The kids noticed how they've grown as readers, writers, mathematicians, artists, and inquirers. They were able to recall even the smallest details of each of our adventures and wanted to look at every picture, watch every video, and listen to every sound clip. What a rewarding experience! I hope these memories stay with them for a long time to come. :)