The idea was simple!
Create a class blog list for educators to use as a resource to get ideas for their own class blog and make connections with classes in other countries.
Now over 2 years later since the class blog list was first created in 2008:
- It’s still growing
- It’s the most visited page on this blog
But like all good ideas it does take work 😎
So it’s now been updated to ensure that it does remain current and contain resources that are helpful.
This update I’ve looked at how else can I make it a better resource?
Improved Categories
Firstly, I wanted to make it easier for you to find the class blogs for the grades and/or subjects you teach.
So I’ve improved the categories to better separate:
- Primary / Elementary into each Grade level
- Secondary / High into subject areas.
Updated All Blogs
Next, I’ve checked every blog on the list and removed any that have been:
- Deleted
- No longer exist
- Are no longer active (haven’t updated within 6 months)
- Have changed their privacy from public to private.
And off course, made sure all new blogs submitted were added to the list.
Class Blogging Since ?
Finally. with over 200 class blogs on the list, I wanted to make a way for you to be able to quickly scan the list while learning more about the age of specific blogs.
So I’ve added an icon next to the older class blogs to show how long that blog has been used as a class blog for.
For example, 
means the blog has been used for class blogging since 2004 whereas a blog with 
has been used as a class blog since 2009.
I’m sure others, like myself, will be amazed at how long some of these blogs have been used for class blogging!
Is your Class blog on the List?
You can check out the more information about each class blog in these post:
- Calling All CLASS blogs…Please Share Your Blog URL With Us! (2008) over 250 comments.
- Our Class Blog List Has Been Updated — Is Your Class Blog on The List? (2010) over 190 comments
I’ve now had to close off comments on both those posts so I can make the class blog submissions manageable again.
If you want to add your class blog to this list (or update your class blog details) leave a comment on this post to share with us:
- Your Class Blog name(s) and URL(s).
- Approximate age of students
- What category does the blog belong to? Primary, Secondary, Vocational Education and Training, College, University, Home School? If applicable. what subject areas? Refer to the category list on Our check out Class blogs page.
- Country
- Age of class blog. Blogging since?
- Feel free to add other information as educators do refer to comments left to connect with other class blogs!
Please check the Check out Class Blogs list first before providing updated information.
Here’s an example of the type of information needed:
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Hi Sue,
I’ve been blogging with my class for years, but have just moved schools, and so have started a new blog. So far the children are the most enthusiastic I have had! We are very keen to collect visitors from all over the world, and would particularly like to form links with classes of similar ages.
Blog Name – The Jets Class Blog
Blog Url – http://albertvillagejets.blogspot.com/
Age – Year 2 (6-7 years old)
Primary Category
UK
Thanks,
Rebecca Davies
Hi,
I am currently establishing my class blog. It is used as a communication tool but I am hoping to expand the use of the blog to making global connections as I learn more. I teach Grade 3 (ages 8-9) at a school in Stittsville, Ontario, Canada. The title of the blog (for now) is Mrs. Georganas.ca and the URL is mrsgeorganas.edublogs.org
I’m also looking for a “teaching partner” to learn about blogging with and to co-think and plan and create!
Thanks,
Noelle
My classroom blog is: http://stories114.blogspot.com/
My students are 2nd graders (ages 7-9)
The category would be primary.
My assistant and I teach in an urban city in Michigan. We just started blogging in December 2011.
Stories From Room 114 provides stories of our adventures with our 2nd graders – the good, the bad, and the “did that really just happen”
Hope you enjoy our stories!
Hello,
We’re a group of grade 3/4 students in Victoria, Australia. We’d love to set up quad blogging for when we return from school holidays.
Our blog is used mainly to share our learning with parents, friends and other classes. Making links with other classes has been a real highlight for us. We’re always on the look out for new global projects. Please contact us if you would like to work on a project together.
Our address is http://upps.global2.vic.edu.au
Carolyn
Hello!
We’re a busy bunch of Y5’s in the UK
Y5’s age = 9-10
We’re in the process of ‘handing’ the blog to a few ‘blog managers’ to ‘run’ the blog.
http://y5atschool.edublogs.org
Thank you!
Third Graders, Dreaming Big
http://blogs.falmouth.k12.ma.us/simplysuzy/
Grade Three – Ages 8 and 9
Primary
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
This blog is 2.5 years old, but I’ve had a classroom blog for a total of 5 years (our district changed platforms).
We just started KidBlogs this year – students are excited!
Simply put, I could not teach without a blog. 🙂
Hello!
We’d love to be added to you class blogs list we run several different blogs in our visual arts department, one for each of our courses:
1.
http://coulsdoncollegetextiles.blogspot.com
http://coulsdoncollegephoto.blogspot.com
http://coulsdoncollegegraphics.blogspot.com
http://coulsdoncollegefineart.blogspot.com
2. Our pupils are aged 16-19
3. We are a Sixth Form College
4. We are located in Coulsdon, South East London, UK
5. We’ve been blogging since November 2010
Thanks!
Claire
Hi Sue, Please add us to the list!
1. We are the “CPS Junior Room” and you can find us at http://cpsjunior.edublogs.org
2. My students are aged between 4 and 8. We are a Kindergarten/Pre-Primary/Year 1/Year 2 class.
3. Primary School.
4. We are situated in Rural Western Australia, Australia.
5. Our blog is relatively new…like just over 6 months old!
6. I have implemented a blog into our classroom this year as a tool for communicating with parents, to interact with the other classes in our school and well as with our ‘sister’ school up the road. We decided as a school that our students needed to learn more about appropriate online behaviours, etc prior to going to high school. I am also one of 2 very passionate ‘IT’ teachers.
Our blog, edited by 7th graders serves 2 purposes: 1. We publish book report, book reviews. and essays from students of all ages. 2. We give all advertising commissions to non-profit service projects and charities. Please visit our website at http://www.littlesquirrelbookreview.org. We’re a student “blog with a mission!” South Carolina, USA, all grades
Very informative. Nice site. Very useful. We have an educational microsite. It gives you views and opinions on higher education and so on. Please follow us on http://www.facebook.com/edubeans.
Thankyou.
Looking forward to you.
We are Receptions in our first year of school.
We are at Colonel Light Gardens Primary School in Adelaide, South Australia.
Blogging since 2008 or 09…can’t remember
http://grantclg.edublogs.org
come visit!!
Hi
We are a class of 26 7,8 & 9 year old children – Year 3 & 4
We are in Middleham, North Yorkshire, England
We have been blogging since March 2011. We like to share our work and achievements with our school community, and other interested schools around the globe.
http://middlehampri2.posterous.com
We are called ‘A Room with a View’.
Thanks!
Catherine Monaghan
Hi Sue,
this site must eat up your time, I’d like to say a big thank you for all that you do.
My school blog has set itself a little challenge to be visited by every state in USA by Dec 31st. There are ten to go. Can I ask anyone that blogs in Alaska to just pass by our blog…please.
http://www.hawesps.posterous.com
We are a school of 93 children in North Yorkshire, England and we’d be happy to share a little blogging activity time with you.
best wishes
Mr E
Hawes
Primary Gifted Class Blogs- Kindergarten, 1st & 2nd Grade Student in Kansas City, Missouri
This is our first year to blog. This fall our 2nd grade gifted students will begin individual blogs that will be linked to our site. We would love to collaborate with other global blogging children!
Our school in New Zealand is a new one. Our students are year 6 to 10 and are very much interested in blogs. We would like to communicate with a school anywhere else in the world and perhaps we share and improve our knowledge and views.
Hi Sue!
Our blog is called Mrs. Swift’s Class Blog (Formerly Grade Three is Great!) our url is http://mswift.edublogs.org
Approximate age of students-9 year olds
This is a Primary Blog (Grade 4)
from Ontario, Canada
I have been blogging with students since 2009.
The purpose of the blog is to:
-communicate with families
-motivate students to write by giving them a platform to publish their work
-teach students about internet safety and appropriate social media skills
-have an online “keepsake” of our year
Happy blogging, everyone!
Mrs. Swift
Hey Sue,
It would be great if you could add our blog to the primary category. We are a grade 3 and 4 class.
Our URL is missbarnard.edublogs.org.
We have been blogging since September 2010 (our previous URL was barnardoneillc.edublogs.org)
We are from North Hatley, Quebec, Canada
We are known as Miss B’s Block
Hope I didn’t miss anything!?
Cheers!
Miss B
Hi Sue,
We would love to be on the class blog list!
We are a Grade 2/3 Class from Napoleons Primary School, a rural school in Victoria, Australia. We have just over 100 students, and the students in this class are becoming very excited about the global connections we have made so far.
– Grade 2/3 at Napoleons Primary School
– Ages 7, 8 and 9 years old.
– Category: Primary: Grade 2/3
– Victoria, Australia.
– Under 6 months old. Thanks to the Edublogger and other class blogs we have made a lot of progress on our blog already!
Please visit our blog and leave a comment!
http://lsquires.edublogs.org
This homework blog serves as an extra resource for my students to find homework, test and quiz dates, and also answers to review assignments.
I am a mathematics teacher in a secondary school in the USA. My students are ages 14-18 (grades 9 through 12). This particular “blog” I’ve been using since September of 2010.
Hi!
We would love people to visit our blog.
We are a year one class from Melbourne, Australia.
Children aged 6-7 years old
BLOG ADDRESS:
http://1cgreensborough.global2.vic.edu.au/
Wanting to share our learning with the global community!
1.1r2011 – http://www.1r2011.global2.vic.edu.au
2.Year 1’s – 7 years old
3.Primary
4.Australia
5.6 months
6.Looking to connect with other schools to engage students in contemporary learning!
Dear Bloggers,
I am a novice blogger with my year 3/4 students. We love the local and global content of all the blogs we find and are amazed at the wealth of activities we can be stimulated by.
This is our class blog – we hope you enjoy it!
http://beekhof.global2.vic.edu.au
Age: 9-10
Australia-Port Fairy
Hi Sue
Thanks so much for moderating this list.
Blog name – Year 1 @ Craigburn P S
http://jackienelson.edublogs.org
Year 1 students – 6 and 7 years old
Adelaide South Australia
Blogging since June 2011
We are excited by the learning that we’ve done and the connections that we’ve already made all over the world.
Hi All,
My grade would love people to visit our blog and make comments on our learning.
blog address grade1ml.global2.vic.edu.au
Year 1 children ages of 6 and 7 years.
Thanks for creating this post for this list.
BLOG ADDRESS http://blogs.birmingham.k12.mi.us/hobloggers
AGE (9,10) 4th grade
BLOGGING SINCE 2010
USA
My fourth grade students started blogging last year about ideas from their learning. I am hoping to find some classes for them to connect with.