Well done on your piktochart infographic. I like how you have used appropriate graphics to match your points. You have some fantastic pointers for quality blog posts too. Next time you could make the text on each point a little larger so it is easier to read. Keep up the great work. Mrs P
Kia ora Will, my name is Eugene from Saint Patrick's School. To make a quality blog post. This format of making it is important to make sure people understand what you are talking about.
Good morning/afternoon Will! I am Tristan from St. Patrick's School in Panmure. Your piktochart infographic really interests me. This short explanation about making a perfect blog post will be hopefully seen by many children who follow this. Keep up the work!
Kia Ora Will I really like your post about how to make a quality blog post, it includes all the things you need and gave me some ideas as well :) Keep up the awesome work!
My name is Emiely (pronounced "Emily") and I am a blogger at the Summer Learning Journey. Your post about how to make quality blog posts looks really great because you have made sure your five steps are very clear and easy to follow. This would be helpful for people who are new to blogging. It sounds like you are a very good blogger and are able to create some quality blog posts!
If you wanted to continue learning and blogging over the summer holidays, remember to head over to the activities page on the Summer Learning Journey website. You can do these activities in any order. Be sure to remember to post your answers onto your blog.
Hi Will,
ReplyDeleteWell done on your piktochart infographic. I like how you have used appropriate graphics to match your points. You have some fantastic pointers for quality blog posts too. Next time you could make the text on each point a little larger so it is easier to read. Keep up the great work. Mrs P
Kia ora Will, my name is Eugene from Saint Patrick's School. To make a quality blog post. This format of making it is important to make sure people understand what you are talking about.
ReplyDeleteGood morning/afternoon Will!
ReplyDeleteI am Tristan from St. Patrick's School in Panmure. Your piktochart infographic really interests me. This short explanation about making a perfect blog post will be hopefully seen by many children who follow this. Keep up the work!
Kia Ora Will,
ReplyDeleteI love your piktochart, it is simple and easy to read and is perfect for those who are new to blogging. Keep up it up!
Can't Wait to see more fantastic work!
Kia Ora Will
ReplyDeleteI really like your post about how to make a quality blog post, it includes all the things you need and gave me some ideas as well :)
Keep up the awesome work!
Emil
Kia ora Will,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Emiely (pronounced "Emily") and I am a blogger at the Summer Learning Journey. Your post about how to make quality blog posts looks really great because you have made sure your five steps are very clear and easy to follow. This would be helpful for people who are new to blogging. It sounds like you are a very good blogger and are able to create some quality blog posts!
If you wanted to continue learning and blogging over the summer holidays, remember to head over to the activities page on the Summer Learning Journey website. You can do these activities in any order. Be sure to remember to post your answers onto your blog.
Summer Learning Journey activities link:
https://sites.google.com/site/summerlearningjourney/weekly-activities/week-one
I hope to be blogging with you this summer!
Noho ora mai,
Emiely :)