I have been working on a website for our LRC. You can find it by clicking on the LRC Website page at the top of our blog.
What else do you think I should add to our website?
5 thoughts on “LRC Website”
The website is looking great Miss Y – I’m planning one for us for next year, so it was great to see what you’re doing with yours.
I love the way you have videos to show about things. It makes them much easier to understand.
Mrs H xo
Thanks Mrs H!
The website is a “work in progress” for now, but I’ve finally made a start!
Have a fabulous Term 4…
Miss Y 🙂
Miss Y
How exciting .. Will be a huge task but will be amazing.. I have been brainstorming and came up with these suggestions –
Favourite/new authors section?
Memorable quotes from books?
Favourite poem section?
Children’s own poetry section?
Children’s own stories section?
Favourite illustrators?
Children’s own drawings/illustrations inspired by books and illustrators?
Book reviews by children with star rating?
What about letters to and from authors ? (Children can put copies of letters and replies .. May inspire students to write to authors call it ‘Up Close and Personal’? Could even contain photos of students meeting authors …
That’s my contribution!
Hi MS
Thanks for your fabulous ideas! I’ll definitely have a think about them. I’m still working out what is best for the blog and website.
Early on in the life of the LRC Blog we had our Illustrators Gallery http://smotlrcblog.edublogs.org/2011/10/11/our-illustrator-gallery/ It might be time to bring it back! We have our Ripper Reads section on the blog that also needs reviving. I also like the “Up Close and Personal” idea!
It’s a big challenge keeping everything going online as well as in the LRC …maybe I could just do the LRC Blog and website as my full time job…
The website is looking great Miss Y – I’m planning one for us for next year, so it was great to see what you’re doing with yours.
I love the way you have videos to show about things. It makes them much easier to understand.
Mrs H xo
Thanks Mrs H!
The website is a “work in progress” for now, but I’ve finally made a start!
Have a fabulous Term 4…
Miss Y 🙂
Miss Y
How exciting .. Will be a huge task but will be amazing.. I have been brainstorming and came up with these suggestions –
Favourite/new authors section?
Memorable quotes from books?
Favourite poem section?
Children’s own poetry section?
Children’s own stories section?
Favourite illustrators?
Children’s own drawings/illustrations inspired by books and illustrators?
Book reviews by children with star rating?
What about letters to and from authors ? (Children can put copies of letters and replies .. May inspire students to write to authors call it ‘Up Close and Personal’? Could even contain photos of students meeting authors …
That’s my contribution!
Hi MS
Thanks for your fabulous ideas! I’ll definitely have a think about them. I’m still working out what is best for the blog and website.
Early on in the life of the LRC Blog we had our Illustrators Gallery http://smotlrcblog.edublogs.org/2011/10/11/our-illustrator-gallery/ It might be time to bring it back! We have our Ripper Reads section on the blog that also needs reviving. I also like the “Up Close and Personal” idea!
It’s a big challenge keeping everything going online as well as in the LRC …maybe I could just do the LRC Blog and website as my full time job…
Miss Y 🙂
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