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Can I Help You? - Teacher Blog 
You can find the authors of your letters here! have a nice week!!!
Yes, Gaida, we have got the letters and read it happily! Thank You ALL!! The only problem was/is, that our class is a big one, with 29 students, so I tried to explain why some kids got a “private” post card, and some others did not. It is a bit complicated because we haven’t got any extra time for creating a special group, so everybody in the class is participating somehow. But, as we can see, you also have more than 10 students. I will upload some pictures to the site. Actually, I am thinking about our three different blogs for our kids. Annika, you commented that your students are waiting for responses, for some comments on the Finnish blog, Gaida, yours surely as well. But, I really don’t have the time to write with the kids our own Swedish blog, then respond to the Latvian and to the Finnish one; sorry, but I need to teach sometimes as well :)). So, maybe we should join the Finnish site and publish there everything? We (our kids) could read and write on the same blog. I know that we thought differently at the beginning, but not we have a bit more experience. What do you think? Best regards from the very rainy Trelleborg.
That is a great photo of your students Gaida! I don’t think it takes any more time to visit several blogs that it takes to visit just one. In any case there are just as many posts to read. You are welcome to join our blog too. In any case you need to invite students with their email addresses and let them write their own posts so that teachers only monitor what they post. I think we should keep the teacher blog separate from the student blog so that here we can talk about things that didn’t go as well as planned and reflect on how to improve them.