This blogging challenge has been an amazing experience, teaching, helping, and learning how to write with better detail. Though sixth grade will be over soon, there will always be memories good and bad of the blogging challenge through the years. The blogging challenge has been not just something to do, but a way to learn. It makes students improve no matter what age they are. And the best part about it, is that teachers get to watch their students learn, and have fun all at the same time.
For example, pretend you don’t know how to ice skate. To get better, you have to practice more and more. But just skating around for a while is boring! So what if you play a small game of hockey. When you try to get the puck what are you doing? Skating! This is a perfect example of the student blogging challenge. No student wants to sit around and write, but if they have a chance to do fun writing activities, they can write all day.
Another reason that blogging is helpful is because of the comments. The comments help kids realize their true potential. It gives them a boost up to write something even better. It also spreads around good activity. People learn to say nice words and even to be more polite. Comments are a huge part of blogging.
Over all, there are no bad things about the student blogging challenge. The only couple reasons that blogging could be bad is because when someone does not win it might make them feel bad. Also, kids and students might start being a bit obsessed with the computer. That’s is! Thank you everyone who made the student blogging challenge possible. You Rock!