Mary's Magic of Fame

Farewell Friends

      

 

Photo Courtesy of Chris

Our time is up it was neat. Lani, Chris, and everyone else who commented thanks! It is sad to say bye. As we say bye one last thing

NEVER FORGET WHO YOU ARE...

     Look around you might find me next year!

Finally to my blogging freinds I might see you next year at EMS! Bye!JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ

 

 

 

   

To my New Teacher

    I'm so excited to meet you. I'm not shy one bit!  I am a marvoulous reader! This is some of my art.  I don't have many friends so I hope you can be one!

    I'm nervous about being in EMS. See you soon! I hope I can get used to a locker.

                            Sincerely,

                              Mary

To Blog or not to Blog

   

   To blog or not to blog

      It is almost over! I never thought it would end so soon! Next year... ...I will be in a new school! I'll miss you all! The first day of blogging was so exciting! Want to hear about it?    

    The first day I heard of blogging I thought "What if I was a blogger!" Mrs. C a kind woman with blondish brown hair introduced us to it! The countless projects, the chance to make friends, and improving my writing! I couldn't imagine how fun! [Until now]

    Lani commented  on "Dissapointment Turned Great".  It made me think.  "What could I do with that kind of ending? I really don't have an answer still! I wish I had an answer!

    Why blog in school? Well it teaches you to write better. You get a chance to chat with people all over the world right in your seat  just typing! Blogging gives me another thing to look forward to in school! Even though you do get extra homework. Who cares about a little more homework!

    The six traits in writing are Organization, Ideas and content, Voice, Word Choice, Sentence Fluency,   and Conventions.  Each one helps me alot  here is a link to it.         

     Blogging has been an awesome experience! I hope I get to next year! Thanks again Mrs. C!

Literacy in ECE Comment

       Literacy in ECE commented to my post 'Blether'. Here is the comment:

Hi Mary,
Thanks for your definition of "blether". I had no clue what it meant. I tried to follow your link, but think my computer is being unruly at the moment. I did a search for the word "blether" on wikipedia and nothing could be found.
I am in college and just learned that anyone can create, or update, a page on Wikipedia. Perhaps your class should update this information. It's really easy:
1) You go to www.wikipedia.org/
2) You type "blether" in the search box
3) It bring up a page that asks if you would like to update information
You could be an author on the World Wide Web. How neat!! I certainly learned something new from you today. You should share this knowledge with others.
Good luck,
Literacy in ECE

      Literacy in ECE said we should create a page on blether. It could not be found anywhere on Wikipedia. It is because anyone can create a page on wikipedia! Isn't that awesome! I did not know you could be an author on the world wide web! Thanks, Literacy in ECE, you helped me alot! Usually I just use wikipedia to look up info on. We just might use that idea! Thanks again!