Hello, this is our blog, and i love it. I am so proud of me and my classmates because we’ve published 58 posts and we’ve received around 900 comments!!! We feel like famous people. I am so happy that many people from around the world are commenting on our stories, this helps us learn about what happens to other people and we can also learn one of the most important languages in the world, English, I love it! It also helps us to talk with people who live in Japan or in France. This is why I want to congratulate all of us that write on this blog and all of you that read this blog. I also want to congratulate those who have never read our blog, because I know that in a few days they will check it out and love it!
XOXO Vickucha :)

I’m so glad you love the blog. I really enjoy reading all your stories!
What do you like most about blogging? You wrote many posts, which one is your favorite? Why?
Keep blogging! Can’t wait to read another story!
Greta
Hope you do
more!
I think you should mark on a world map all of the places you have gotten comments from, how cool would that be!
Best,
Mrs. Ripp
Wisconsin, USA
What a fantastic post! I agree with Mrs Ripp about having a map somewhere showing all the places your visitors have come from. Can you put a clustrmap on the kidblog blogs? Check out the clustrmap on my class blog at http://sormid67.edublogs.org
Really enjoy reading what is important to students. Blogging is such a great way to get your message out to the world. Be proud, and keep on sharing what is important to you !
Mr. McDonald (@rmcdonald17)
You are correct. I LOVE your class’s blogging and am amazed that 58 blog entries have generated 900 comments! That is a great and interesting statistic.
I feel the same way that you do about meeting people from around the world. You write like you’re a native English speaker. Is English your second language? I would not have known that. It’s an interesting insight that speaking/writing English has made it possible for you to “talk” with others around the world, especially in countries where English is not the first language.
Ms. Young (@susyoun)
Dr. B
you are right!!I’m proud of us too
i dont have a favorite story
Luciana Podschun
English Teacher
Diadema, SP, Brazil
@inglesinteract