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This is a blog written by a high school science teacher and the students in her class. It's interesting to see how she incorporated blogging in her classroom. The students posted reports, there are pictures from dissections, and more!

A collection of other science blogs. It is well organized

A collection of other science blogs. It is well organized and has a huge variety of topics.

The title gives a pretty good idea of what this is.

This blog was written by a fourth grade school teacher who attended one of Lucy Calkin's seminars on writers' workshop. Excellent ideas on how to get started, good units of study, and general information on the writing process.

A general education blog about different strategies that can be used for students. Also includes many useful links to education websites.

Free online resource for making surveys and polls to embed into blogs.