Kids learn by observing and mimicking the world around them. Teachers and educators who don’t know how to come up with a creative blog name can do the same by picking up tips and ideas from existing bloggers.
This collection of education related blog names has a mix of really awesome brands and a handful of examples that are not very good.
As you will see, a broad range of naming techniques have been used to create the names. Choose the ones you like and customize them to suit your profile or your blog’s focus.
- Tales From the School Bus: Interesting name that definitely grabs your attention and makes you want to know more
- The Jose Vilson: Just add a ‘The’ in front of your name to name your blog
- Language Moments: Two worded names like this normally work well, but this one is so-so
- Principals Page The Blog: As always, alliteration saves the day
- Learn Me Good: Good one – not much else to say
- Always Learning: Fanastic name for any sort of education related blog
- Rockin’ Teacher Materials: It’s amazing how just one word and a modified spelling can have such a big impact
- Ramblings of a Fifth and Sixth Grade Teacher: Combine the Grade you teach with Ramblings, Rants and Raves for a winning name
- Juice Boxes and Crayolas: Full marks for quirkiness – totally love this one
- 3rd Grade Thoughts: Nice and simple – the double t’s work well too
- Connected Principals: Who are they connected to? Each other, teachers or the students?
- Not So Distant Future: Hmm, on the fence with this one
- Free Tech For Teachers: Descriptive names just can’t be clever or creative
- Special Education Strategies And More: Drop the ‘and more’ and it could be passable
- Weblogg-ed: Visually clever, but there are many better ways to play with words
- Hack Education: Edu Hacker would be a lot cooler
- Kevin’s Meandering Mind: A safe blog naming strategy is to describe some aspect about yourself
- Never Ending Search: One of those Grade-B names
- An A-Z of ELT: Not bad – especially if your audience knows what ELT is
- Pair-a-dimes for Your Thoughts: Always remember – less is more when it comes to names
- Teaching Literacy in the Primary Classroom: Clear but not concise – a name couldn’t get any more unimaginative than this
- Lisa’s (Online) Teaching Blog: The way to go for anyone who’s afraid of being too pretentious
- Online Sapiens: Some will like this, some won’t. I do.
- Confessions of a Teaching Junkie: Read the wrong way, you might think the teacher is a junky
- Stump The Teacher: Perfect! Know your audience and know how to connect with them
- The Tattooed Teacher: Students love cool teachers, especially tattooed ones
- Docere Est Discere: Your readers need to understand the name before they can appreciate it
- Regurgitated Alpha Bits: Certainly unique, and quite catchy too
- Authentic Teaching: Choose your words carefully – some descriptive names are better than others
- Oh’ Boy Fourth Grade: Being a bit quirky always makes your blog stand out from all the others
- Mrs. Yollis’ Classroom Blog: This would be a lot more boring if the teacher was Mrs Smith
- A Principal’s Reflections: Reflections is a fresh change from Rambles and Rants
- Learning with e’s: If you want to know more, you’re just going to have to check the blog out
Do share any questions or feedback in the comments below. And if you know any great teacher blog names, please share them so that we can improve the collection of names in this post.