Check out these educational blogs...

The following blogs are good models for students and teachers.
I chose them, because they all:
- have great layouts – are visually interesting
- are engaging and encourage collaboration and comment
- provide access to fun (and educational) games, homework and school activities
- list links to other school blogs from around the world

Mr. Hancock’s Class Blog (Canada):
Grade 2/3 - http://mrhclassblog.edublogs.org/

Belmore South Public School (Sydney):
Grade 3/4 class blog - http://clevercookies.edublogs.org/
Blog linked to Unit of Work - http://astrokids.edublogs.org/

Marybank Primary Senior Blog (Scotland):
Grades 4-7 (senior students blog) - http://marybankseniors.edublogs.org/


Here are some more that are useful resources for Teachers...

MY PICK... educating alice (this blog is a great source of ideas for using Web 2.0 in the classroom) - http://medinger.wordpress.com/

Education Blog (Nation Museum of Australia, Canberra) - http://ednma.blogspot.com/

Blogs in Education (DET, Western Australia) - http://www.det.wa.edu.au/education/cmis/eval/curriculum/ict/weblogs/
Includes:
- classroom and teacher applications
- how to get started on your blog
- a link to a collaborative student blog (although the target audience is high school students)

education.au blog - http://blogs.educationau.edu.au/
Contains up-to-date information on the use of digital technologies in education.