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I made a book called "If I were in charge of Halloween.

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Storybird in the Classroom by BESSpence on Storybird

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Go to Storybird.com Click "Sign up for free" Choose "Educator/Teacher" Fill in a username, password and email After you have verified your account, sign in and create a class You will need a class name, school name, your country, zip/postal code, grad level and subject From here

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Tips for writing a great storybird - to help YOU! by I_am_a_stegosaurus on Storybird

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Look inside for some great tips on writing your story!

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TOP 10 SUPER STORYBIRD TIPS AND TRICKS by RolieOlie on Storybird

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This is just a few tips and tricks to help you get through the storybird making.

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Storybird Introduction for Educators Part

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Encompassing registration, sample vocab lesson applications for both poem and story functions, student artifact creation, grading and more! Use the chapters below to jump to relevant sections: 01:09 What is Storybird?

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Storybird Introduction for Educators Part

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Educators in more than 400K classrooms use Storybird to inspire young writers and readers. Students build literacy skills while creating beautiful books that they can share and save. With our new Fundraiser tool, teachers can also raise money for school needs in minutes. Learn more at http://storybird.com/fundraisers

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Shows how StoryBird can be used in the classroom.

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This is a basic layout of what designing a storybird looks like. The teacher or student drags and drops whatever images they would like and then simply click and write whatever they would like. They can have as little or as many pages as they would like to create their own story.

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New Teacher Boot Camp Week 3 - Using Storybird

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Boot Campers are playing with this powerful drag-and-drop storytelling tool this week.

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I love my husband, teaching, my family, friends, all things nerd, Harry Potter especially, Disney and JESUS. This Padlet is about how Storybird is a great benefit to educating your student's by engaging their attention.