Third Blog Assignment '19: Passion Project Peer Blog Comments

1) Go to bgseminar.blogspot.com

2) Choose any five of your classmates’ blogs to read and leave a comment on. 

3) Read the most recent post about your classmates’ passion project idea. 

4) Click in the comment window below the blog post and answer the following in one to two sentences per question.
a. Who is the project helping? Who could benefit as a result of this project being completed?
b. How does it appear this project idea allows your classmate to pursue one of their passions? What is it your classmate seems to enjoy or care about?
c. What is your favorite thing about this project idea? What do you like best about it?
d. Which aspect of the project do you think could be most challenging or difficult? Offer one piece of advice or a suggestion that might help your classmate’s project succeed.
e. End your comment with a word of encouragement or positivity.

5) Press “publish” to ensure your comment posts on your classmate’s blog

6) Once you’ve commented on five blogs (you are free to choose from any of the three Grade 9 Seminar blocks), you will post a comment to this blog post with the following information:
a. Your First Name and Last Initial, along with your seminar block (D, F, or G)
b. The names of the five classmates’ blogs you commented on

7) Press “publish.” Note that step #6 is essential for you to get credit for your blog posts. I will then read your comments on your classmates’ blogs to ensure you answered all four questions in one to two sentences and gave helpful feedback.

Example passion project comment response:

Nice idea here Chloe and April. It appears your project will help both veterans and shelter dogs. Excellent! I assume you either care about animals or have an interest in helping veterans, or both. I like this idea because of its specific focus on who it benefits. I also like that it gives you a chance to do some baking - is that one of your interests? I think your goal of raising $200 is realistic. Have you thought about getting permission to sell your baked goods during lunch? As for the donation jars, I would be careful about putting them in places where they could get stolen. I look forward to seeing your project develop!