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Second Grade Bloggers

February 23, 2006

...in Ms. Neville's class reveal some of their innermost feelings about writing.  Here's what Mimi said, "What I like about writing is that I get to share what’s happening and what I’m learning."  Julia says, "I find writing hard because it makes my hand hurt. I enjoy picking out my topics because you are creative." And Ian says, "What I like about writing is using your mind and picking topics. Once you get started it's really easy."
(comes via Anne Davis)

Who says the little ones can't blog? BTW, there are more students in Ms. Neville's class with adorable writing posts to their class blog.

If you know of student bloggers, please post the address in the comments.

-Amy Bowllan


Posted by Amy Bowllan on February 23, 2006 | Comments (0)


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