Edublog Awards - Voting is Open!

We are pleased to announce that our blog has been short-listed as a finalist in the 

2013 Edublog Awards.

We have been nominated in the

best class blog section.

Category: Best Class Blog

Vote now!

See full list on Listly

Click on the thumb on the left to vote for Open the Door to B4. 

The voting will be done via a site called List.ly. You must be 13 or over to sign up for List.ly, so please ask your parents and adult friends to vote. 

They can sign in with their Facebook log-in.

Only one vote per day from each IEP address will be  counted, 

so remember to come back and vote each day.

Voting closes on Wednesday December 18.

Thank you for your support.

Vote For Us! - Edublog Awards 2011

We are very excited to have been nominated and shortlisted in the Best Class Blog category 

for the Edublog Awards.

Voting is open until December 14.

We'd love you to show your support by voting for us!

Here's how to vote:

Visit the voting page: http://edublogawards.com/vote-here/

Click on the category drop-down menu and 
select Best Class Blog.

Another drop-down menu will appear. 

Select Open the Door to B4

then click the red VOTE button.

You can only vote once per day from an IP address so ...
visit every day to vote and 

get your family and friends to vote for us too from their home and office computers 

on as many different days as possible!

Our Edublog Awards nominations 2011

Our blog has been a fabulous part of the learning in B4 since the start of 2010 and we have made lots of good friends around the world.
So this year we'd like to make some nominations for 

the Edublog Awards.

The purpose of the Edublog awards is promote and demonstrate the educational values of  learner and teacher blog sites. 

Here are our nominations:

Best Class Blog

Mrs Watson and Grade 2/3 in Canada 

Mrs Watson and her class 

were among our first blogging contacts and we have become good friends. 

Their blog inspires us to try new things.

We loved our collaboration earlier in the year 

when we wrote stories together using Storybird.

Best Group blog

Our World, Our Stories

This blog has led to wonderful learning for our class and for our blogging buddies.

The students have had the opportunity to share their stories and the blog had led to authentic writing experiences, and geographical and Social Studies learning.

Best Twitter hashtag

#d5chat

Twitter is a great source of educational information and many teachers relish the connection with other educators around the world. 

The daily 5 hashtag has been very useful in developing our changing reading programme this year.

Best Teacher blog

e-learning2011

New Zealander Kimberley Rivett's reflective blog about her e-learning classroom is always inspiring.

To make nominations:

If you have some favourite educational websites or web tools visit the Edublogs awards site and find out how to make your own nominations.

Nominations close for voting soon and there will be an awards ceremony in December.

What do you like about our nominated blogs?