Mrs. McCloskey’s Class Blog

Students

Hi fourth graders, welcome to our blogging page!   I hope you enjoy visiting this site often.  Have fun reading the pages and experimenting with the websites I have linked on the page. 

Please get familiar and play around with this site.  You are some of the first fourth graders at our school to try a blog page.  Have fun, leave appropriate comments, and let me know how this site runs for you. 

Parents

Parents, this site is meant to be an interactive site for both you and your student.  Please feel free to let me know what you think.  This site is a work in progress so any suggestions you might have can only make this site better.  From time to time throughout the year students may be asked to access this webpage from home to communicate with their classmates on a variety of topics.  I have also created a book review page.  This is for your student to comment on books they are reading that they would like to share with the class.  I figure with your support this is one more way to both communicate with you as well as make school topics a bit more interesting for your child.  Please feel free to get involved with your child as they explore this page. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to write a post or contact me at 254-6056.

Thanks, and have fun!

Mrs. McCloskey

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