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Engage and connect with your students through social media templates! Looking for an idea for a project? These can be used over and over again throughout the year and your students will love them!

23 pages – 8 MB – Zip

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Instagram Template Editable Version Included

Perfect for end of year or back to school activities! You could retell a story, create "cell-fies", use as an entrance or exit slip, as a bulletin board. The possibilities are endless!

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Snapchat Template EDITABLE with Google Slides

Oh, snap! Your students will love sharing moments from their learning with this template! Use as an entrance or exit slip, as a bulletin board for students, retell a story, or a concept in an image! This can be used in so many ways!

10 pages - 4 MB - PDF
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Twitter Template EDITABLE with Google Slides

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!

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Instagram Template Editable Version Included

Perfect for end of year or back to school activities! You could retell a story, create "cell-fies", use as an entrance or exit slip, as a bulletin board. The possibilities are endless!

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Snapchat Template EDITABLE with Google Slides

Oh, snap! Your students will love sharing moments from their learning with this template! Use as an entrance or exit slip, as a bulletin board for students, retell a story, or a concept in an image! This can be used in so many ways!

10 pages - 4 MB - PDF
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Twitter Template EDITABLE with Google Slides

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!

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Engage and connect with your students through social media templates! Looking for an idea for a project? These can be used over and over again throughout the year and your students will love them! Use these as an entrance or exit slip, as a bulletin board, back to school activity, or end of year wrap up! They can retell a story from a novel, pretend to be a historical character, you name it! So versatile, and so easy for you! Your students will LOVE these!

Ideas for Use: ❁Back To School Get to Know You Activity/Bulletin Board ❁Book Report ❁Summarize what happened activities – draw a post ❁Character in History or Story – create a profile for them ❁Time period in history – highlight important events ❁End of Year – create a profile of the student’s year! What have they learned and accomplished? ❁Science – draw a cell, atom, invention SO many possibilities!

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365 reviews for Social Media Template Bundle Instagram, Snapchat, & Twitter with DIGITAL OPTION!

  1. George Frontino –

    My students loved having the ability to choose which social media platform they would use to express their thoughts and share their learning about workshop safety!
    Admin popped in during the lesson and said “I loved the creative approach to teaching classroom rules and safety expectations. Having students represent them in different ways, including through TikTok-style examples, was a fun way to make the activity engaging and relevant to them.”

  2. Rebecca Jones –

    This was so helpful for my needs! Great resource.

  3. Lauren Collins –

    This resource was the perfect addition, and it fit seamlessly into the unit!

  4. Lindsay A. –

    This is a resource that can be used in many different ways across all subjects. I love it!

  5. Elana W. –

    This was a great resource to allow students to be creative! We used it to make profiles for various types of viruses and the kids found the personification a lot of fun!

  6. Penny the Great –

    Being part of an IB program, Im always looking for ways for students to reflect and connect in creative ways, these templates helped students summarize and share information in a topical way. They really enjoyed it.

  7. Cecelia K. –

    Students were shocked and thought I was super cool having these templates as a way to share our learning.

  8. John R. –

    Great Social Media templates! I have used these for a variety of activities, and it is good to have these at the ready.

  9. Andrew A. –

    I have used these templates for many different lessons and projects.

  10. Las clases de Ms Calderon –

    This was such a fun and engaging activity for my students.

  11. Molly F. –

    These have been great! They want a tik tok one but I’m not ready for videos!

  12. Gina S. –

    Students loved being able to choose which social media template they .wanted to work with

  13. Paula V. –

    The material was incredibly helpful, and my students absolutely loved it. Thank you for providing such an engaging resource—it saved me time, and my students really enjoyed it!

  14. Amber Edwards –

    Made relevant to my students. Can really be used for any text. Print and go.

  15. Mikki H. –

    I bought this as an extension of my novel study. Students seem to like it.

  16. Cammy W. –

    Kids loved this activity! We used it as a Fun Friday activity at the end of the year.

  17. Ashley Schwartz –

    I used this as a back to school resource to have students express themselves

  18. Kathleen H. –

    My students found these templates very relatable and enjoyed using social media to discuss the characters in our reader.

  19. Cúpla Focal Creations –

    LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!! Best TPT resource I’ve ever bought thank you so so much

  20. Michelle K. –

    Great resource! Had everything I was looking for – lots of activities to improve students’ comprehension. Thank you!

  21. Erika P. –

    These templates are perfect! I needed something quick for a last minutes assignment they worked out well.

  22. Christy H. –

    This is a great way to get kids talking about the books they are reading and in a fun way that they relate too. Thank you for a a great resource!

  23. Cindy Shafer –

    I loved using this to help my students expand their knowledge!

  24. For the love of it –

    Thank you so much. Great resource. My students were very engaged. Definitely recommend.

  25. paula V. –

    My students love this resource. They were engaged in all activities. It is easy to use in class.

  26. Keeping it Personal –

    Very helpful and engaging resource to add to my classroom!

  27. Samantha N. –

    Kids love social media, so this was a great way to engage them in learning with whatever story or topic we were learning!

  28. The Swiftie Teacher –

    I used this during black history month and had the students “tweet” like MLK, Jr and make instagram posts for Maria Fearing, etc. These made for beautiful bulletin boards.

  29. Emily W. –

    These are great and can be used for so many different activities. Thank you!

  30. Landi L. –

    Fun, current and relatable way to have students show what they have learned

  31. Sarah G. –

    This resource is so versatile and wonderful! I use this in every class, for rhetoric lessons, persuasive writing, and even for bonus activities that my students are completing. It is a lifesaver in more ways than one!

  32. Viva la Teach Life –

    This was a great resource! It was very straightforward. Thanks so much!

  33. Abigail Lesesne –

    This resource is very relevant and engaging for students.

  34. Kayla Elliott –

    My students have loved the social media related projects we’ve done. We’ve done instagrams of explorers and instagrams of civil rights leaders. They love getting to find pictures and come up with the captions – especially hashtags! It’s a really neat way to assess them on their understanding of certain concepts vs a standard test.

  35. That’ll Teach’um –

    This was a great addition to a social studies project about our colonial founders. Students really enjoyed coming up with Instagram pages for their founders instead of the typical resource paper.

  36. Jillian T. –

    Great resource, easy and fun to use! Used the twitter layout, can’t wait to try the others

  37. Shanna C. –

    I have been using these regularly as an exit slip after reading our class novel or watching our TV shows together on Fridays. It’s the perfect quick-check of student comprehension/engagement, and it’s fun for them to follow up on their learning in the same way that they interact with their friends!

  38. Jessica R –

    Love this! Going to use for several things in my class.

  39. Sarah L. –

    Used this for a field trip recap with my fourth grade

  40. Joy Seltzer –

    This is a great resource. My students enjoyed it. Very engaging! Thank you!

  41. Karen Craig –

    My students really enjoyed making social media for the French Revolution!

  42. Avery G. –

    This was a fun, simple, print-and-go supplementary resource to use for a variety of different subject areas and topics. My students enjoyed the artistic aspect of it. Thank you!

  43. Anne R. –

    Great resource.

  44. Jason Goodknight –

    This was a great resource as it is something the students can connect to!

  45. Pencil Technology –

    Thank you!

  46. Juli T –

    High quality, engaging resource!

  47. Mayiri R. –

    I used these templates with my eight grade students as a final project for likes and dislikes. The were very engaged

  48. Bethany C. –

    LOVE these! These are a very engaging way for students to show their learning.

  49. Ms. H’s Differentiation Station –

    Great resource! Very helpful!! Thank you!

  50. Josephine W. –

    Great resource for modernizing lessons to keep kids engaged!

  51. Leah T. –

    This was exactly what I was looking for! It is just what I needed to add something extra to my lessons.

  52. Donna Kay –

    My 5th graders loved this!

  53. Kelly P. –

    Wonderful resource and easy to use! Thank you.

  54. Rosa R. –

    My students had so much fun with this resource!

  55. Samantha Olson –

    My students loved using these resources for projects!

  56. Mckenzie Bolster –

    This was such a fun product! My kids loved it!

  57. Middle Mindworks –

    These were so fun! My students loved creating profiles for their book characters.

  58. Deanne C. –

    Great resource to go with our Media and Message inquiry

  59. Mme B’s French Classroom –

    I used these templates with my French 3 students as a final project after we finished reading “The Little Prince”. They had such fun putting together pretend social media accounts for characters in the book and retelling parts of the story using this format.

  60. Tammika T. –

    This was a great way to get students to use a variety of skills that they learned throughout the entire school year! I enjoyed seeing students look up words to find their meaning, use thesauruses to find words with similar meanings, and provide detailed information about the lives and legacies of each famous personality. Most surprising were the inferences students were able to make about how these people might utilize social media and curate their profile pages if they were alive today.

  61. Von Gretchen K. –

    Excellent resource!

  62. Megan P. –

    Love this template for instagram research projects!

  63. Isabelle T. –

    Students used this resource to create an instagram account for a character in a book! They had so much fun and really enjoyed it

  64. Cathryn D. –

    I loved this activity and the students really enjoyed it, too. I used it as part of my Greek Mythology unit and the work they produced was well thought out. Some of their “posts” were hilarious as well!

  65. Stephanie Lee Souza –

    This was a fun activity for my students. I used it as a part of my Percy Jackson unit and the students were on task and thoroughly enjoyed the activity. Highly recommend to use with your class.

  66. Birds Blooms and Books –

    My students LOVED these! We used them to create projects for our Health unit! Thank you!

  67. Cindy Fritz –

    This is a great resource to use in my classroom!

  68. Paige B. –

    My students love these!

  69. Emily Taylor –

    Love the variety!

  70. Erin M. –

    We have used these templates for a few different projects and my kids have really enjoyed using them.

  71. Kristen A. –

    Social media fun without the danger. Thanks!

  72. Jill M. –

    Can be used for many things!

  73. Monique B. –

    This was a great resource for quick formative or summative assessment depending on how you use it. My students enjoyed the relatively quick process and lack of major writing.

  74. See the Light in First Grade –

    Great resource

  75. Andrea L. –

    Students found this easy to adapt and use for the assignment I used these with. Loved the various types of layouts provided.

  76. Sinthia V. –

    Middle schoolers really enjoyed the real-life application of what they were learning.

  77. MessyMaestra –

    Middle schoolers are often brand-new social media users. It is an obsession! Instead of trying to tell them to stop thinking about it, bring it in to the classroom! They were very engaged with these templates, I use Kami with Canvas so they can easily edit and share.

  78. Crystal Weishaupl –

    This was a fun activity for my students, but many have never seen Instagram, so that made it a bit challenging. Overall, great product.

  79. Brandon A. –

    Great Resource!!! Students loved these activities

  80. Mrs Mays science days –

    My students using the snapchat and Instagram templates- I thought the price was expensive.

  81. Kieralee D. –

    My students loved this! It was a very engaging way to get students to enjoy reading.

  82. Ryan H. –

    I was so close to making something like this myself and was very grateful someone had already done the leg work of putting it together. Great resource.

  83. History by Norris –

    Easy to add to Canvas as an assignment – students enjoyed making Twitter feeds for people in Ancient Rome.

  84. Consuelo McDermott –

    A new favorite! Good for whole-class novels, or independent reading. My students had fun with this!

  85. Civically Engaged –

    I have loved using these in my US History class!! Great for formative assessments on basically any topic!! Can be used 10000 different ways in social studies or other subjects, and for any age group.

  86. Laura S. –

    Used it to create social media profiles for characters from the novels we had read and students loved it! They got very into it.

  87. Diane Ramin –

    My students loved this spin on identifying character’s actions

  88. Sara J. –

    We used this resource at the beginning of the school year to get to know each other and share a bit about ourselves. Big hit.

  89. Rachel T. –

    great resource

  90. Ali B. –

    Love, Love, LOVE this way of doing vocabulary!!!! I used the bottom lined area for the students to write the definition in their own words and illustrate the word in the blank area. It is such a fun way for students to do vocabulary. The students love it <3

  91. MeganMCook –

    My kids loved this

  92. Melanie F. –

    I used the Instagram template with an in-class project. It worked out great! Thanks!

  93. Carolyn H. –

    WOW! I have used this product in so many ways with my literature classes. They love the social media tie in!

  94. Victoria W. –

    This was a wonderful resource to incorporate with our Spotlight on Scientists activity. After researching a scientist, students created a fake social media account for them to highlight their life and accomplishments. It was the perfect way to end our semester and a fun way to carry us into winter break!

  95. Robyn S. –

    This is a great resource!

  96. Ashley U. –

    LOVE these templates! A great way to have the students show their learning.

  97. Teaching with Profe N –

    I am in love with this resource!!! We’ve used it two separate times. Once with the Instagram templates for famous Hispanic people (for Hispanic Heritage Month and to review personal descriptions) and once with Snapchat and Twitter as a project to sum up what they learned from the reader we read in class. They used the two templates to show different events that happened in the story.

  98. Jessica V. –

    Great resource!

  99. Jessica C. –

    These are great for my 6th-8th graders. I especially like using the IG template with the 8th graders to depict on of the Amendments from the Bill of Rights. Thank you!

  100. MARCIA V. –

    Love using these templates with my Spanish 1 students!

  101. Constance K. –

    My students love this resource. Thank you!

  102. TeachALittleAg –

    Great templates for all sorts of social media projects!

  103. Miss A’s Resource –

    We used this for an identity building activity, and the students absolutely loved it. They were able to make it their own and showcase who they are! Thank you for the resource.

  104. Andrea F. –

    My kids love these!

  105. Nichole S. –

    Students loved to created their profiles for characters in the books we were reading. It was highly engaging! Thank you!

  106. Jean Rose A. –

    Great bundle of templates to have! My students are always engaged when they get to make social media posts.

  107. Elizabeth Moklestad –

    This was the perfect template I needed! Used it to talk about “tone in tweets” and the students mastered it perfectly.

  108. amanda alba –

    Great resource

  109. Sr Ramos Vision –

    My students enjoyed this resource for our project!

  110. esther P. –

    Very engaging

  111. Sarah M. –

    This was perfect for a substitute. My students were engaged and could use this as a way to learn about musicians. Thank you!

  112. Sharon S. –

    Great for using when reading novels

  113. Amy T. –

    A++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

  114. Maria Laborda –

    good resource

  115. Meghan M. –

    Fun way to engage students in writing tasks!

  116. cheryl R. –

    Students responded well to this resource

  117. Nanci S. –

    This is great.

  118. Kaela Stewart –

    Loved this for a project! It saved me so much time! It is relevant and the students loved it!

  119. Precisely Primary –

    Great versatile resource that is fun and engaging! It can be used in so many ways and my students LOVE the real world connection.

  120. Josephine C. –

    It is exactly what I needed. I was putting together a new unit of work (History, Year 8s), and wanted to incorporate a fun and creative assessment piece that tied together social media (i.e., Twitter/Insta), history content and historical skills.

  121. DJ B. –

    Students had A LOT of fun with this. Thank you. 🙂

  122. Little Leaf Learning Lab –

    Super engaging! My kids loved applying this to our novel of the week!

  123. Nicholas A. –

    My students loved the different activities. Definitely helped as I was teaching both online and in person.

  124. Jessica Shupe –

    Super simple way to engage the students! Easy to integrate into any subject!
    Be sure to show students several examples of Instagram posts and Snapchats as many of my 5th graders were not familiar with these social medias.

  125. Antoinette C. –

    Students had a great time putting together social media pages based on characters in books. Turned out to be super cute!

  126. Emily R. –

    This is such a fun assessment piece, the kids had a lot of fun using this!

  127. Brandi M. –

    My students loved using these!

  128. Stefanie M. –

    I used this resource for an equity project.

  129. Miriam K. –

    These are great social media templates, and my students enjoyed using them :).

  130. michel B. –

    Love this bundle !

  131. Jennifer T. –

    Loved these templates. Super helpful

  132. Heather C. –

    I used this for a history project where students were creating a biography for historical figures. The project was research-heavy and we were working on citation skills so this was nice to throw in for their presentations and give as a creative addition to the assignment.

    I love that the creator offered both pdf version and google slide versions. I prefer google slides in my class right now, but I can see this being useful as a printed version in the future for other assignments and projects!

  133. Beatriz J. –

    Love it!

  134. Irini P. –

    Very useful

  135. Angela C. –

    This was great! It kept my class engaged and they loved it!

  136. Dawn C. –

    My students loved how they got use the templates. They felt very comfortable with the formats.

  137. Lucky2Learn –

    My firsts love using this because it is a real life experience they can not quiet have yet, but are constantly surrounded by social media! LOVE LOVE LOVE

  138. Valentina T. –

    So easy to apply to any subject!

  139. JADE B. –

    This was awesome and so easy to use. The students and I both really enjoyed it.

  140. Maria C. –

    Loved this resource! Super helpful!

  141. drmaddox –

    My students loved this!

  142. Paige Vignola –

    I used the Instagram page as an opening day activity with my classes. It helped me get to know them as well as learn their level of comfort with manipulating digital resources.

  143. That Colorful Class –

    GREAT RESOURCE!

  144. Nicole K. –

    We are using this for our new PBL that we are working on and my students are loving these resources!

  145. Robertson’s Room –

    My students used these templates to create social media accounts for some of the characters in Animal Farm, and they were amazing! Super engaged the whole time.

  146. Katherine P. –

    My students were so excited to make an insta post to go with their NF writing!

  147. Caitlin L. –

    My students loved using this! It is such a creative way to have them engage in projects.

  148. Mary Verberg –

    Love this resource! We used it for a book project and my students were so engaged!

  149. Angie H. –

    My students loved these!

  150. Kim G. –

    Great product! Due to covid, my students do not have access to technology. With this product, my students continued to be engaged.

  151. Danielle G. –

    just what I was looking for! great for meet the teacher, history/author profiles etc

  152. Chaos of Learning –

    I didn’t care for this

  153. jessica H. –

    Creative way to review culture in the Weimar Republic time period and have my students create Twitter reviews for the different sources of art.

  154. Emily Layshock –

    My tech loving kids enjoy using these for book reviews!

  155. Adam B. –

    Easy to use.

  156. Katherine H. –

    I am using the Social Media Templates as a written project to discuss their classes and school vocabulary. They loved getting to choose between the three options and I’m excited to see their final project. I look forward to using these templates with other topics in the future.

  157. Jennifer P. –

    The students enjoyed this assignment because it’s different than the typical character analysis.

  158. Amanda W. –

    Great idea, but honestly with my high school students I could have made it a bit more relevant in some ways. But still, overall a great concept and idea and still loved using it in class.

  159. Erin Gander –

    Love

  160. Kristi Booth –

    Great for a “character analysis” of a person featured in a recent article we read!

  161. renee weller –

    Great resource. Worked well for distance learning.

  162. Carolyn Barber –

    My students loved getting to write their own instagram posts! I used this both in the classroom and with distance learning

  163. MacKenzie Champlin –

    My students loved it!

  164. Mary Smith –

    I loved using this resource for informal assessments with my students! It was one easy way to keep them engage!

  165. Alejandra B. –

    Students loved using this resource to summarize chapters in class novels

  166. Faith Filled Teaching –

    Thank you!

  167. Pastel Profe –

    This was a great activity for the first few days of school. We practiced material in class then I assigned this on Canvas. It worked perfectly and the kids were able to get as creative as they like while practicing their Spanish!

  168. Clark Loves To Teach –

    Amazing resource to pull kids in!

  169. History Rocks Lessons and Stuff –

    Great resource

  170. SueAnn L. –

    thank you!

  171. Payton Weber –

    I used these templates as an activity for students who finished their work early during a character study unit. Even my students who were typically reluctant workers came up and asked for copies of these social media templates!

    These are a great way to get students into the mind of a character, but still have fun.

  172. Charissa F. –

    Social media templates are so fun to incorporate! I was trying to create something similar (so difficult!) when I came across this resource and immediately purchased it, so thank you for saving me a lot of time and effort!

  173. Sarah I. –

    Used as part of a multi-genre report-students were very engaged!

  174. Elevating Exceptional Learners –

    My students loved making Instagram posts from famous people. Great resource!

  175. Amy B. –

    The students loved this when we did it for Pharaohs in Ancient Egypt!

  176. Danielle H. –

    Love this! Use it throughout the year for various topics- I LOVE how it fits with any lesson! Thank you! 🙂

  177. michelle S. –

    This worked very well with my students. Thank you!

  178. Elizabeth M. –

    I used this for a social media project my students worked on. It was very helpful to give them a template to work with. It was easy to convert these to google slides.

  179. Teaching in Sunny Cali –

    This is such a creative way to have students demonstrate their knowledge. We are using these as we analyze our characters and the way that they relate to others.

  180. Verity P. –

    Great resource to get students engaged with their UOI Summative Assessments and the finished product made an amazing display!

  181. Emily Carter –

    Great templates for in class activities!

  182. Stacia H. –

    This is fantastic! Students can 100% relate to this resource. Social media is what they know. I am having them use these templates to create positive messages to send out to our community.

  183. Speckled Moose Counseling –

    I used these with 4th and 5th graders during social media safety/cyberbullying lessons. They enjoyed drawing examples of both using these templates. Thank you!

  184. Marley Dewar –

    Thanks

  185. Michelle B. –

    This resource was great at engaging my students and helping them understand characterization. It really helped them that I had them defend their choices for the character they were assigned. Thanks!

  186. Samantha Church –

    This was perfect! Students love Social Media and really enjoyed using these templates to “tweet” as the character from the novel we were reading.

  187. Becky’s Social Studies Center –

    This made learning so much fun in my social studies class. Thank you!

  188. Tiffaney T. –

    My third graders really loved this. It is used as a hook to some of my lessons.

  189. Bethany S. –

    Students loved the activity

  190. anabel D. –

    Great resource… I incorporated these templates in a UDL lesson on Egyptian Religion. used it for a project

  191. Alexandra C. –

    Great resource! Thank you.

  192. Gang’s Resources –

    I have been using them with choice board projects! They could also be used as exit tickets which is awesome.

  193. Haley H. –

    Engaging and relevant to students!

  194. Mariana L. –

    Amazing! Used a cross-curricular in Science 🙂

  195. Stephanie E. –

    Good resource!

  196. Aubrie M. –

    Thank you!

  197. Heather S. –

    Excellent Resource

  198. Sarah E. –

    My students love this!

  199. Just Spanish Things –

    I know my students will love these!

  200. Rise with the Saints –

    I’ve used these in so many different classes for different assignments. Thanks!

  201. ABC Dreaming –

    My high school special education students loved learning more about social media/sharing their knowledge of social media with this product. It was so fun to see what they created! Thank you!

  202. Carrie Durand –

    My students and I are thoroughly enjoying this as a way to make our study of the novel “Vidas Impactantes” by Kristy Placido even more relevant.

  203. A Latte Teaching and Heart –

    Wonderful resources and easily adapted for every child.

  204. Lisa D. –

    Using these templates for a ‘Journey of a Photon’ activity to sum up photosynthesis and cell respiration for my Biology classes. Thank you so much!

  205. Teaching with Laura –

    Love these templates!

  206. Monica C. –

    This is a great resource. Exactly what I needed for my class.

  207. Christine P. –

    Thanks for sharing! excited to use this with my students for them to practice language in a creative way.

  208. Rachel R. –

    Totally engaging addition to all kinds of assignments!

  209. Jessica Mize Wilson –

    Thank you. Very useful.

  210. Inclusive Innovators –

    Great Content

  211. Megan D. –

    The Instagram template was a fun way for my students to retell events from our class novel in the first person. This is a great resource that provides a lot of flexibility for teachers and students!

  212. Veronica M. –

    very interactive activity!

  213. Melissa K. –

    Worked perfect for a novel study!

  214. Mme Lorden –

    My only complaint would be that the black on the templates could be darker or bolder. Other than that, it is a great resource to use.

  215. Margaret C. –

    Awesome resource! Kids love the look!

  216. Manessa E. –

    This was the resource my kids chose to use. They are going to love it!

  217. Myrna G. –

    I was able to use it in so many ways; notes and discussions.

  218. Jessica Cattell –

    Great purchase- can be implemented in SO many different ways!

  219. Middle Grades Mix Up –

    Clear and simple! Perfect for many types of activities!

  220. Daizees Doodles –

    Just what I was looking for!

  221. Marilyn M. –

    I used this activity to make a dry, historical text more interesting and engaging for my students.

  222. Heather R. –

    Such a great resource! Extremely engaging for students, as well as being thought provoking and encouraging deeper level/thoughtful responses.

  223. Tamara A. –

    Used them for reading response. Kids loved it.

  224. Carolyn P. –

    Used this as a back . to school resource and my students loved it.

  225. Vanessa C. –

    Great!

  226. Stephanie M. –

    This is great! So many different things you can do with this.

  227. Morghan H. –

    Thank you!

  228. Mme Francaise –

    Very useful resource to have on hand.

  229. Miss Bruce Elementary –

    Super excited to use this with my sixth graders this week! I teach religion after school and I’m always trying to make it engaging, because I feel bad that they have to go back to school after being at regular school all day, and I think these will help make what we’re learning much more fun!

  230. Miara V. –

    Students love these! I use them for reflection!

  231. Cristine Vo –

    I loved using this for a first day of school assignment!

  232. Guillermina Campos –

    Love it!

  233. Schilly Science –

    Looking forward to using this in my class.

  234. Sandra C. –

    Great templates that can be used for a variety of activities!

  235. Katie F. –

    yay

  236. Communication Essentials –

    Excellent to pair with any book to help kids understand character perspective, traits, etc. They love it!

  237. Exploring el mundo –

    Awesome templates!

  238. Short Sweet and History –

    Thanks!

  239. Amy M. –

    Students will relate to this technology focused resource. Thanks!

  240. Jocelyn C. –

    Thank you for sharing!

  241. Jaclyn V. –

    Thanks!

  242. Karen H. –

    My students and I loved using these!

  243. Effortless Español –

    This is my favorite bundle ever! The possibilities are endless

  244. lasenorasarcastica –

    Awesome resource for my Spanish 1-3 classes!

  245. Deborah D. –

    loved it

  246. Godfrey’s Goodies –

    great for first day activity!

  247. Rosio R. –

    Love it! Easy use and the kids love it!

  248. Matt The Teacher –

    Hit the nail on the head with this one, just perfect!

  249. Suzanne Charles –

    So many ways to use these resources! I integrated them into a short story unit and the students had a lot of fun taking on the persona of a character. I know I will find new ways to use them this upcoming year. Thank you!

  250. Kayla M. –

    Love the versatility of these! I have used in Spanish I for getting to know you activities, through IB Spanish to assess understanding of events and themes in novels.

  251. Sarah F. –

    Great resource!

  252. Caitlin W. –

    Such a fun way for students to demonstrate their understanding of concepts in a creative way!

  253. Francy S. –

    Perfect for my Gen Z students! Thanks.

  254. Jenna P. –

    These are great! Can’t wait to use them in class. They look so realistic and ny students will get a kick out of the snapchat one!

  255. Katelyn Gullion –

    Really fun while studying World War II and figurative language.

  256. Joana F. –

    This resource will be great way to engage students and will be used a formative assessment. High schoolers love social media…what better way to get their feedback/thoughts and check for comprehension.

  257. Thefutureisliterate –

    Used with The Scarlett Letter and my Juniors really enjoyed it!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I’m so glad to hear that!! I’d love to see pictures if you want to share them! You can tag me @srta_spanish on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook! 🙂

  258. 5th Grade is a BLAST –

    Can’t wait to use

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I’d love to see what you come up with! You can always tag me on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook at Srta_Spanish! 🙂

  259. Angelina K. –

    Students were very creative!

  260. BrightOwls –

    Great resource!

  261. Kathleen Bookmiller –

    Thanks for such a fantastic product!

  262. Michelle L. –

    Great resource!

  263. Emily P. –

    It was an engaging way for my upper level students to share legends that they read with one another – and it gave my more artistic students time to shine.

  264. Wendi White –

    Love this

  265. Christy VanHorn –

    These are so cute! I know I’m going to be using these a TON!

  266. Laura C. –

    I love the variations within each format. That way I can pick and choose a template that matches what product I want them to create. Awesome!! Thank you!!!

  267. Courtney A. –

    I used this to introduce each parent function and highlight the different features of each! Students laugh at me for using hashtags, but they actually remember them!

  268. MissBMakesHistory –

    My kids and I absolutely loved these templates! They allowed us to get our history sassy selves on!

  269. Brittney Dougherty –

    Great resource! My students absolutely loved it!

  270. Catherine T. –

    I use these all the time. The kids love completing these over exit tickets or other quick assessments of their learning. Plus, they come up with the funniest usernames and hashtags to go with each subject!

  271. Debbie W. –

    I like to use these during read alouds to assess understanding in a creative way. Thanks!

  272. Kayla Jackson –

    Used this with my Summer Camp kids and they LOVED it!

  273. Wright 100 –

    I love these and use them frequently for bell ringers. Absolutely perfect. Thank you so much!

  274. VERONICA C. –

    My kids loved these!

  275. Class is now in session –

    Great product!! Will use again and again!

  276. Katherine Hamilton –

    Super!

  277. Amanda W. –

    So many ways to use these!

  278. Miss Halo –

    Thanks.

  279. Meghan Loveless –

    My students love these! Very well done!

  280. Karen E. –

    It is always good to use material related to their everyday lives. I have noticed that by using social media templates that they use daily works great since they understand what to do. I love these templates!!!!

  281. Gina D. –

    Great

  282. Corey L. –

    I love each of the templates! I already have so many ideas turning in my head.

  283. Heather Nicole –

    Great pack! Thanks! 🙂

  284. Stacey Valdez –

    I loved this lesson!

  285. Shelly H. –

    Love this product!! So versatile.

  286. Erica A. –

    Great resource. Gives the kids the chance to be creative well thinking about the characters. Because it is so releveant they are very engaged.

  287. Adam S. –

    Great resource, a little difficult to share with students via Google, but students loved the ability to use something relevant in their lives to make a connection. Thank you!

  288. Elizabeth S. –

    My students enjoyed using this resource for book reports.

  289. Shelly Mitchell M. –

    Great unit

  290. Teaching Struggling Learners –

    This was a great product to use with my high schoolers!

  291. MONICA CLARK –

    I will definitely use this resource with my sophomores.

  292. Heather B. –

    So excited to use this on a quadrilateral project for my students!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      That sounds so fun! I’d love to see it! Tag me on social media @srta_spanish if you share any images on Instagram!

  293. Wendy S. –

    Great for an engaging review lesson!

  294. Mme Adele –

    This is so useful! I teach grade 6 and use it in many subjects! I often get them to “post an Instagram picture” about the main idea of a reading (what characters did). Tweets or snapchats are a quick way to get students to share a short fact or concept. It’s also great to get students to “send” a nice snap or tweet to another student! The possibilities are countless!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Yes!! I’m so glad you like to use it with your students! I’d love to see it! Tag me on social media @srta_spanish if you share any images on Instagram!

  295. The International Teacher of Mystery –

    Great templates

  296. Jessica Moon –

    Such an easy resource to use with any grade!

  297. Cherylin S. –

    Students loved it. High interest activity!

  298. Classroom Managed by Miss R –

    Awesome resource to promote engagement! My 9th graders loved creating captions and hashtags for characters in R&J.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      That sounds so fun! I’d love to see it! Tag me on social media @srta_spanish if you share any images on Instagram!

  299. Rooted in Math –

    Great!!

  300. Spingo and Company –

    Brilliant – well worth the money and my students were so engaged. I will be using this resource many many times. Fantastic

  301. Brittany C. –

    I love the idea of using social media to engage my students, and I can’t wait to use these to help them analyze a literary work in a creative way!

  302. Annette López –

    Love it!

  303. Heather Ratliff –

    Great resource!

  304. Hilary C. –

    Such a time saver. I use these frequently.

  305. Gwendolyn B. –

    Easy to use and up to date with current app

  306. inclasswithmissc –

    Fun, modern template for students to use in the classroom! I am sure my students will be excited to draw their own instagram, snapchat or twitter posts, rather than just writing about their days on lined paper 🙂

  307. Rachel W. –

    My 5th graders had so much fun with these templates!

  308. Rowdy Miss Randy –

    We used this to help create a snap chat story as a class and I’ve used the other templates for exit slips. Works great, thank you!

  309. Megan K. –

    USED FOR A LESSON ON CHARACTERIZATION

  310. Astrid W. –

    This was a perfect resource for my deaf/hard of hearing students to use to complete a project for their science class.

  311. Berenice Padilla –

    You can use this to apply any topic being learned relevant to students.

  312. Ericka S. –

    Great quick resource

  313. Amy R. –

    Very cool resource.

  314. Leslie R. –

    Fun template for students to use as a writing prompt.

  315. Cami R. –

    <3 can't wait to use them

  316. KE Orrico –

    Students loved being able to share ideas and drawings.

  317. Elizabeth Y. –

    Great resource

  318. Brittany K. –

    The students voted on this resource to use over another Snapchat template. I used it to tell the story we were working on in American History.

  319. Tammi H. –

    Great!

  320. Janniliz S. –

    Have been able to use this for my ELA class and the kids love it!

  321. Toni S. –

    My kids love this!

  322. Kayty R. –

    My kids are so much more excited to illustrate stories with these social media templates than with regular story boards for some reason. Hey, whatever works! Thanks for this awesome resource!

  323. Copley –

    Thank you for sharing!

  324. Spanish with Miss Teacher Lady –

    Fun resource! Great way to engage students in a way they can relate to!

  325. Renesha G. –

    It is a great template to use in multiple subjects and grade levels

  326. Alexis S. –

    Fun way to relate to students!

  327. Daniel B. –

    Very nice and helpful

  328. Daisy H. –

    These work for every subject!!! Thank you!

  329. Katherine M. –

    Love this and so did my students!

  330. Jennifer K. –

    Great resource. Thanks!

  331. Ashlee Y. –

    Great resource!

  332. Donna K. –

    Great!

  333. Karina Cedillo –

    Awesome

  334. Pamera T. –

    Just used these for an assignment. The students said they were easy to use, and thoroughly enjoyed being creative with it.

  335. Heather B. –

    Can’t wait to use these!

  336. Amy Knifley –

    Great resource and way to engage kids!

  337. Mary Mac Elliott –

    Students will be engaged immediately because of the social media use. I will make sure parents are on board since I teach 5th graders.

  338. Kimberly D. –

    Used this with 8th grade social media unit in computer applications class. This forced students to slow down and consider class discussion on social media usage and safety online. I found that this improved their actual class postings after using these materials. Thank you for sharing!

  339. Karmann McCabe –

    I am loving these social media layouts. I’m excited to incorporate these into my classroom? this year!

  340. Livin La Vida Fifth –

    excited to us this as a morning routine!

  341. MrsAKP –

    Great templates!!!

  342. Jennifer S. –

    My students enjoyed using the Instagram pages to list main events in the story we were working on. Recommended!

  343. Kait H. –

    Used the Instagram template for a project after my students read a novel in Spanish, and it was perfect! Thank you!

  344. Doris M. –

    This product was fantastic for my students Twitter Feed activities. We have branched out to using the Instagrams too.

  345. Maestros Pixelados –

    Great resource! Easily adaptable to any course!!

  346. Ann D. –

    Very useful templates. Merci!

  347. Claire M. –

    Very versatile and the students love completing!

  348. Christina G. –

    This is great! Merci beaucoup!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      De rien! (I hope I got that right!) Thanks for your feedback!

  349. Katherine H. –

    Thank you!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      You’re welcome! Thanks for the feedback!

  350. Silvia D. –

    Thanks for this! Love using it in my class 🙂

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I’m so happy to hear that! Thanks for your feedback!

  351. Victoria S. –

    Great connecting tools!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Thanks so much for taking the time to leave feedback!

  352. Amanda B –

    Thank you!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      You’re welcome! Thanks for your feedback!

  353. Enlightened Estudiantes –

    Muchas Gracias!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      De nada! Thanks for the feedback!

  354. Lauren S. –

    Very versatile. Used to make social media accounts for people in history

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Oh, I love that idea!! Thanks so much for your feedback. I’m glad it worked well for your classroom!

  355. Julie S. –

    Perfect to use in my social media themed classroom. Thanks.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Sounds like a cute theme! I’d love to see pictures!

  356. Shayle E. –

    I am looking forward to using this with my freshman in health class. I think connecting to their world of social media with these assignment pages will make the classwork more interesting. I’m also thinking of having a snapchat story board as a bulletin in my classroom where students snapchat story assignments can be posted.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      What a cute idea! Thanks for the feedback!

  357. Angela M. –

    so fun 🙂

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Glad to hear it! Thanks for the feedback!

  358. KIMBERLEY B. –

    kids love the snapchat!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      So glad to hear it! Thanks for your feedback!

  359. Amanda D. –

    Fun!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I’m glad you liked it! Thanks for your feedback!

  360. Kim’s Classroom Kreations –

    Great way to get the upper grade kids engaged in their learning. Can’t wait to use some of these. I was thinking to use it to list events in a story or check for understanding. Great!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      That is a fantastic way to use these templates!! Thanks for the feedback!

  361. Gretchen S. –

    Used this with my creative writing students when we were creating characters.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      That is a fantastic way to use this!! Thanks for the feedback! I would love it if you could send me a picture! srtaspanishtpt@gmail.com

  362. jesse Gonzalez –

    great

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Thanks!

  363. History with Ms M –

    I loved it. An easy way to assess what students know about important figures.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      What a great idea! I’m glad this product was useful for you! Thanks for your purchase!

  364. Tracie A. –

    What a fun way to engage students! My students always look forward to sharing what they’ve learned using these templates!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I’m glad your students love these templates! I like being able to switch between the two so they don’t get bored of either one 🙂 thanks for your feedback!

  365. Mandy B. –

    Great exit slip and also, great for writing conversations for each vocabulary unit! Thanks!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      You’re welcome! Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback!

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