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Writing Comments on Blogs
Writing Comments on Blogs
OR use the links below to see student blogs from other syndicates.
OR use the links below to see student blogs from other syndicates.
- Look through each post on the Blogs you have chosen. Spend 10-15 minutes on this.
- Choose a post that you would like to comment on. Think about why you like the post.
- Create your comment using Positive, Thoughtful, Helpful. Use the poster below to help you think about what your postitive, thoughtful and helpful comment will include.
- For more ideas, read through the comment examples and make a copy of the positive, thoughtful, helpful generator.
- Make sure your teacher has checked your comment before you post it.
Positive
Positive
What do you like about the post? Be specific, for example:
What do you like about the post? Be specific, for example:
- I really like the way you used all the colours to create a rainbow effect.
- I especially like how you included so many details in your story map.
- You have researched a lot of really interesting facts about wolves for your slideshow.
Thoughtful
Thoughtful
Does the post relate to something you really like?
Does the post relate to something you really like?
Did you learn something new when you read the information in the post? For example:
Did you learn something new when you read the information in the post? For example:
- I notice that our favourite fruits are the same, I love strawberries and watermelon too.
- The fact about wolves being Apex predators was something I didn't know before and I thought it was really interesting.
Helpful
Helpful
Make a suggestion for something you think would improve the post. Be specific, for example:
Make a suggestion for something you think would improve the post. Be specific, for example:
- Next time, you could use larger text so that the information in your slides is easier to read.
- Can you please add more detail to your recipe so that I can see how to make these yummy cookies too.
- Make a copy of the Positive, Thoughtful, Helpful Comment Generator, click on the image.
- Create your comments using the slides. Ask a teacher to check your comments.
- When your comment is OK, copy it onto the post you are commenting on.
Note: To add your comment to a post, click on the Title of the post, this will take you away from the Blog page and into the post. Scroll down and add your comment where it says "Enter your comment". Then click "Publish" so your comment can be seen on the blog.
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