Welcome to Ross School's first blog site.

Please make comments on the works giving positive feedback for the 5 to 11 year olds who will be bloging. While spelling is important to us, it is not the intent of this site to have perfect spelling and grammar all of the time. this is more for the students to get their ideas out and have discussions with the world on these.

Remember some important internet safety rules when using this site (and others):

  • never give your full name
  • never give your phone number, address or email details
  • don't mention where you will be at a particular time
  • don't put any of that information on the net about anyone else
  • think carefully if you respond to anyone else's comments because they can't hear your tone of voice to determine if you are joking or serious
  • it is ok to have a debate with someone if you don't agree with their ideas but do it in a friendly manner do not call people names or put them down
Thank you.

Mr B

Friday, June 4, 2010

Emma's voki


Get a Voki now!

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  1. Allana6:11 PM, June 06, 2010

    Hi Emma, I am Allana from the E-Team http://springstonteamendeavour.blogspot.com/
    We think voki's are great fun to make. Have you tried to record your own voice on one? It is good practsie for speaking clearly but you need a quiet space to make it come out well.
    Keep up with the blog posting.
    Allana (class teacher)

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  2. Melville Int. Room 85:10 PM, June 07, 2010

    Hello Emma - I found this blog through a wonderful post on SpringstonsteamEndeavour Blog about your site! I will enjoy this and share the site with my class tomorrow.
    Mr Webb and Room 8, Melville Intermediate School, Hamilton, Waikato

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  3. Room 59:46 AM, June 08, 2010

    Hi Everyone at Ross School

    This is Room 2 from ST Mary's School in Hokitika. It is a wonderful day in Hokitika.
    We liked the voki and we are going to have a go at making them with our own voice.
    Your principal Mr B asked us some questions on our blog. We had the ambulance visit and it did turn on its lights and siren and it was very loud.
    From Room 2

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