100WC Week Seven

Here is our first ever official 100 Word Challenge post - woohoo! Using this picture prompt, write a blog post which is 100 words long, then post it to your blog. Log in to the 100WC here using my login, and then submit your post using your URL to get feedback. Leave comments on other people's post if you would like.

Week Six Blogging Challenge

This is the last week of the blogging challenge until it restarts in October! The theme for the final week is reflecting. Complete the first two tasks, and the third too if you are looking for a challenge!

Task #1: Complete a short survey on the blogging challenge to give the authors some feedback on what you enjoyed! Click here for the link to the survey.

Task #2: Write a post on your blog reflecting on your participation in the blogging challenge. Here are some ideas you could answer in your post:
- How many weeks of the challenge did you participate in?
- How many comments did you receive in total?
- Which post of yours was most popular?
- Which post did you enjoy writing the most and why?
- What are your plans for your blog now? Will you keep posting? What kind of stuff might you post on your blog?

Task #3: Your Blogging Plans - Write a post about how you plan to keep blogging. What topics might you blog about? How often will you blog? Is there certain school work you would like to publish on your blog?

Post the URL of your second and third task to this link here to receive feedback. Make sure you do this as it is the last week you will be able to get awesome comments from the lovely commenters!

Then, leave your own comments on other student blogs. Click here to search blogs.

Week Five Blogging Challenge

It's time to have some fun with emojis! What's so great about emoji's you might ask? The great thing about emojis is that they are a universal language - people from all around the world understand the same meaning for each emoji, no matter what language they speak! 😊 🙌 💛

Pick one of the four emoji challenges to blog about this week:

1. Emoji Story Prompt - go to byrdseed.com/emoji2. You'll see one random emoji. Press "and then" to continue writing your story. Once you have written it, take a screenshot of your emoji and post it on your blog for people to see. 

2. Emoji Guessing Game - make a quiz! You could either create a Kahoot, google slides quiz, or just as a typed quiz on your blog post. Use the emojis to spell out things that they have to guess - it might be book or movie titles, foods, countries... whatever you can think of!

3. Emoji Maths - go to solvemoji.com, where emojis are used in maths puzzles! Try some of these puzzles and get some inspiration from this website. Then, create some of your own maths puzzles. Here's a google doc tutorial from another teacher to help you make a post of your own.

4. Emoji Art - get creative! You could hand draw an emoji, take a picture of it and upload it to your blog, or make your own emoji on a google doc. You could even go to http://emoji.ink/ to create an artwork using emojis - then take a screenshot of it. 

Submit the URL of your blog post about emojis to this link here so other people can see your fantastic work. Then, check out some other blogs and leave them some feedback!