The proof is in the pudding

Great day, blogicians! Now the proof is in the pudding! Hmmm, next week who will be the star to tell me how that title fits this post?  The one who can answer may just be put on the roster for the photo stars! Here's a link to help those who yearn to learn. You may even want to check out this Figurative Language site to see examples and resources of different types.

It was fun watching you listen to your podcasts. Then you posted your thoughts about today's work . First you listened to the podcast of your Scotland story, next you read your comments, finally you posted a reflection on your learning. The homework assignment is to improve your stories based on the input you received. You'll post them next Tuesday.  Here are a few blogician excerpts:

Johnny observes.....

When you listen to one you can hear the mistakes but when you say it out loud you only say it like you want to.  That is a bad habit to get rid of. Pod cast have really changed my life I hope they change yours.

Leslie thinks....

I think by listening to the recording it will help me because next time I write a post I know to reread my post aloud.When I started writing the story  I was  careless. But when I read it over I saw the mistakes and it made me realize that I really was being careless.

M.V. reflects.....

I think by listening to the recording it will help me because next time I write a post I know to reread my post aloud.When I started writing the story  I was  careless. But when I read it over I saw the mistakes and it made me realize that I really was being careless.

Lindsey notices.....
 

Another why I know if  I make mistakes is on my blog when people type to me. Some of the people that type to me ask me questions on the mistake, and others tell me the mistake I have.  That is really friendly I think.  I am glad that they do that.

When I asked if you were up to the challenge in class today, you gave me a resounding yes. So, the long and short of it is that the proof is in the pudding.

Comments

[Theresa]

I just had to let you know that your blog is one that I will use as an exemplar when I start one in my own classroom.