Description
Set your classroom “atwitter” with these flexible templates!
Check out these five variations on a Twitter template. Use as an entrance or exit slip, have students create a profile for a book character, and more! There is a Twitter profile template (1-2 pages), as well as two pages of individual tweet templates so you can use this in many different ways!
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Included:
❁Profile Page without directions
❁Profile Page with directions (header here, username here, etc)
❁Feed template
❁4 Tweets to a page for formative assessments
❁Editable file for use with Google Drive accounts
Check out the preview for a closer look!
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Masters Teaching Co. –
This worked great even with minimal explanation. Perfect for independent work or sub plans.
MSBOLZ –
I love this template and that it is so versatile I can use it all year long in different classes and different projects!
Canuck Classroom –
I used this in History class ,but this resource could be used in so many different ways for any class!
Erika B. –
My students loved using this resource. The best part of this resource is that it is editable and can be reuse, thank you!
Denise L. –
worked well with my students. will definitely be using again next year.
Samantha S. –
Absolutely perfect! This was exactly what I was looking for so that my students could share what they learned in their project based learning assignment.
Kari M. –
We used this as a WWI assessment – students had to tweet events of the war. Kids liked it a lot!
Michelle W. –
Great resource to use as a project options for my students. Will be using it often. Thanks
Ashley F. –
Edited for what I needed, not sure if I would pay $3 again
Silly Goose Social Studies –
This was great but I had to work it a bit to make it usable to students who wanted to do it online. There was just a lot of stuff that they could potentially move in the original online copy. Overall great resource.
Novels and Tech –
This engages students in many ways. I have been able to tweak it for my needs.
Productive Pedagogy –
Did a project where students created social media accounts and posts for a character from a novel. Used this for the Twitter portion and it worked great.
Readers and Best –
Awesome resource – my students loved using it!!
Catherine W. –
simplistic representation of twitter. students didn’t think that it looked realistic and were not excited by it
Deanna B. –
Very convenient! I used this as part of a larger project!
A Nest in the Rocks –
My student loves the detail and flexibility of this resource. Thank you!
FLE avec Mme Sie –
Great work, thank you!
Natalie Sneed –
Thank you!!
Deana H. –
Just what I was looking for – thank you!
christine A. –
Great!
Marshauna S. –
Great resource!
Alison L. –
Fun activity!
Heather T. –
Great resource – thanks
The Lesson Lifeline –
Perfect! Just what I needed!
Gabrielle Daly –
I love this!
Stacy M. –
Great way to incorporate social media into lessons! My students love these. I use them as exit slips
Laurel C. –
Excellent get to know you activity
Sarah Senden –
Fun way to incorporate social media in a positive way!
Mikalah C. –
Students enjoy using it!
Emory C. –
Used this in Social Studies for influential figures! So easy to use!
Paul Macomber –
Perfect! I use this an option for my middle school students who want to respond to an article using a twitter thread.
Becky Mertz –
Great little resource with tons of uses! Thank you for making something so versatile.
Holly W. –
Easy to use
Ann F. –
Easy to use resource.
Aubrie C. –
I used these with my class to help them further understand the people who were on the Titanic. Students had to put themselves into the place of different people and think about how they would’ve used Social Media to help them in their time of trouble. Very good resource!
Ashley Mikkelsen –
Oh, that’s awesome! Thanks so much for sharing how you used it!
Ashlee Y. –
Great tool for communication!
Ashley Mikkelsen –
Thanks so much for your feedback. I’m glad it worked well for your classroom!