About
Welcome to my blog! I teach 7th grade Language Arts at McDowell Exchange School in the Logan Elm School district. I previously taught 5th grade at Laurelville Elementary (in the same district)-math for the last three years and language arts prior to that.
My hope is that this blog serves as a sort of newsletter for our class, keeping parents and students informed of class news and assignments for our Language Arts Class. I also intend for it to be a place where students can share their writing and their thoughts on books that they are reading.
In March 2009, my blog was showcased by Sue Walters on The Edublogger site. As a result, this blog has had visitors from all around the world. It has been so exciting to see new dots appear on my clustr map! (see the clustr map below as of 9/24/09) Thanks again, Sue!
Thanks for checking in. I would love to hear from you, so feel free to leave a comment and please visit again!
Mrs. Caudill
Hello Mrs Caudill,
Mrs Taurua
I am relatively new to blogging, having started late 2008 and I have been viewing many class blogs over recent weeks. I have a year 5 class in a small school in the Dandenong Ranges in Australia. Your blog is wonderful and has such a wide variety of sites available for your students! You have certainly given me some ideas. Thank you.
Hi Mrs Caudill,
Thanks for availing your blog for viewing. You have done a wonderful job. I am new at this and it is certainly providing me with some wonderful ideas for setting up my own class blog. I teach a grade 7/8 class in London, Ontario Canada.
Hi Roberta!
I just happened to come across your site by accident. I love it!
Susan Congrove
Hi Susan!
Glad you liked the blog. I’ll admit, I haven’t done anything with it all summer…
I’m glad you took the time to comment. Check back in anytime!
I am a fourth grade math teacher in GA~~how can I follow your blog? It is great!
Thanks! I’m not sure how to “technically” tell you how to follow the blog (not sure about an RSS feed?) other than to tell you to bookmark it. Please check in any time and feel free to have your students check in and comment!