Writing Challenge #22: Wallwisher

We've been busy this month with an audio challenge, a reading challenge and a few photo challenges, but I haven't forgotten about this month's writing challenge. Since you've been working so hard to learn English this month, your task for #22 is short and simple. We're going to make a poster together. It is called a Wallwisher. As usual, I've chosen a topic that is close to my heart: The Earth!Your task:1. Follow this link.2. Double click on the wall. Post a tip about taking care of the earth. (Use your first name only.)3. Come back and leave a comment on this post. All you have to write is "I posted my environmental tip!"4. If you think of another tip, leave another note on the wall.5. If you like another member's tip, leave a note for your friend on his or her MyEC wall.Why participate in Writing Challenge #22?1. To show you care about the earth.2. To learn English vocabulary and usage.3. To make new friends.4. To learn new ideas about what you can do for the earth.5. To learn how to use Wallwisher. (great for birthday cards, brainstorming, group projects)RelatedThe Environment: Online reading lessons for English LearnersTEFL Earth: Ideas for Keeping it Green in the Classroom 5 Fantastic Ways to use Wallwisher in the Classroom

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deuce666 September 30, 2010 11:29

Hi, I posted my tip.
upul September 2, 2010 18:28

thats good work.
Nadira September 1, 2010 0:34

I found Hamaza's tip about river pollution , very much useful too,as river water being a primary source of mother nature, it must be clean and pure.
Expector Smith August 31, 2010 10:59

Thanks for sharing the link 'Plastiki' - I like the boat made of 12 000 plastic bottles and the cute illustrations!
We do have reason to cherish the Earth - probably the only planet where we can live in the universe.
Tara Benwell August 30, 2010 15:57

Pamarty's tip really made me think. I've decided that no plastic is allowed in my backyard. I want to keep my space "natural". I'm going to cut down on buying plastic wherever I can. Speaking of plastic, have you heard of the Plastiki?
Tara Benwell August 30, 2010 15:54

These are fantastic tips. The space is filling up quickly. Which tip really "made you think"?
Expector Smith August 29, 2010 1:11

Yes, you may need to update your IE (Internet Explorer) to get Wallwisher to work. In fact, I successfully posted my tip after updating my IE. Thanks to the update, I'm using an updated IE(IE8) now.
Kheang.h.Sing August 28, 2010 10:53

I posted my environmental tip!
Hello, Tara!
so glad to be able to share my opinion on this blog,
Earth is where we were born, lived and grown,
i hope all the life will be getting better if they build up a good environmental friendly.
"I love my wonderful world". Yeah, let's help the world together.
Tara Benwell August 27, 2010 14:43

Manuela and others who may have trouble: If you can't get Wallwisher to work, try a different browser (yours may need updating). If it still doesn't work, write your tip here and I'll add it under your name. Thanks!
Rosenmaiden August 27, 2010 12:14

Hello, Tara!
Thank you for your challenge! It's a good idea!
My environmental tip: "Donate your old clothes or toys to a local group for the people in need."
Have a nice week-end!
Rosenmaiden

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