Showing posts with label comments4kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comments4kids. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Comments4Kids
Hi my name is May and I am student at the University of South Alabama. I am also a student of Dr.Stranges EDM310 class and was given a assignment to comment on this particular post. The exploding flower was great! I also took at look around my apartment and found tessellations on my floors and in the shower area (tiles). The video was very organized and easy to comprehend. If i didn't know what tessellations were before the video i would now! Great job.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Comments4Kids
The child that i was assigned to comment on was A.J from Mrs. Goerend's 6th grade class. This is what I said, "I am a student at the University of South Alabama. I was assigned by my teacher Dr.Strange to comment on your post. I must say I don't know much about basketball. However, it seems like you know the ticks. Your paragraphs and choice of words were very well put. Keep up the good work A.J!"
Comments4Kids
I was assigned to comment on xochitl from Avoca School District 37. This is what I said, " Hello, my name is May and I attend the University of South Alabama. I am reply to your blog as a pat of homework assignment for Dr.Strange’s EDM310 class (Micro-computing). I’m glad to hear you enjoyed playing around with some of your pictures and to only think you have only skimmed the top of what you can do with pictures. Technology is an amazing thing, isn’t it!!! In fact, as soon as I’m done replying to your comment I’m going to work on editing a few of my own pictures from my trip to Kentucky over my 4 day weekend. I’m sure you will continue to learn how to edit and have fun with different photo tools and programs but I really hope you continue to not only do it at school but bring you knowledge home to your parents. If you would like to contact me my blog address is :
Krasovichmayedm310.blogspot.com
Krasovichmayedm310.blogspot.com
I feel that commenting on children's post is a very positive thing for them. Not only is it positive, but it encourages them to do better and do more than just enough.
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