About Our Classroom Blog

About Our Classroom Blog

Welcome! This site belongs to the students in Grade Two, Division 13 at Capitol Hill Elementary School in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada.  I think second graders are absolutely frog-tastic!! Our classroom has a frog theme, so I hope you love frogs as much as I do! If not, I’m sure by the end of the year, you will!

There are 18 students in Division 13 and their teacher is Miss. Brancati. We use our Blog to share the interesting things we are learning and to let you know what’s happening in our class.

Commenting

Please leave a comment on our posts. We ask parents who leave comments to please only use their first name. Leaving a comment is as simple as this…

1. Click on the heading of the post you wish to comment on

2. Scroll down until you can see the “Leave a Comment” section

3. You will be asked for your name (you can use a nickname) and email address (this is not published)

4. You will also need to write the “spam word”

5. Click “submit comment”

6. Your comment WILL NOT appear straight away. It is sent to Miss. Brancati via email for checking first. If your comment is okay, it will soon appear on the site!

What is a blog?

If you are unfamiliar with blogs, they are like online journals. Blogs are websites where administrators (in our case Miss. Brancati and Division 15  students) can add posts that are displayed in reverse chronological order (that means the newest posts come up at the top of the page. There are panels on the side where you can go to past posts and view recent comments or visit sites that the students have used in class.

More on  Blogs…

Blogs are great because you can share things with a wide audience. Instead of Miss. Brancati just seeing the students’ work, all of the parents and visitors from across the world can view Div.15’s work and leave comments. Using blogs is also a great way for the students (and teachers!) to improve their technology skills.

* Look at the page on the tab “Our Blog Guidelines” to see how this blog is kept secure.