Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest

Howdy from over here in Arizona!

I am all up to date with technology, now, and have not one, not two, but THREE accounts to share with you.

Follow me on Twitter:  

https://twitter.com/#!/Playbas​edClssrm

Twitter is a great way to quickly share links, and give a short description (140 characters, to be exact). This way, all the hours spent poring over new ideas, articles, and pictures won't be spent in vain! I can actually share some of this with others who are interested. Yay!

Follow me on Facebook: 

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Play-based-Classroom/252515388097475

 

Just about everyone I know has one, and not everyone has a Google account. Facebook is a convenient way to quickly connect to your readers, as well as interact with them. You can even purchase a Facebook ad space for your blog, and target it to your audience. This gets the word out to potential readers. I love my new Facebook account, because it has also allowed me to interact with other bloggers, and I get quicker feedback from my readers. 

 

Follow me on Pinterest:

http://pinterest.com/blndmxcn04/

I am hopelessly addicted to Pinterest. It is a free website that allows you to "pin" photos of your favorite ideas onto a virtual board. You can categorize your bulletin boards into as many categories as you like. I already have 24 boards! When you come across an idea online that you really like, click "Pin it," and pick the photo to pin. It will link you back to the original site every time.

Here is a list of my personal boards:

1. Art
2. Cooking
3. DIY
4. Dramatic Play
5. Fine Motor
6. Gifts
7. Gross Motor
8. Ideas for Classroom Design 
9. Language and Literacy
10. Marble Runs
11. Math Skill Builders
12. Multicultural Activities
13. Music Ideas
14. Outdoor Classroom Ideas
15. Painting with...
16. Playdough Ideas
17. Recycling
18. Sand and Dirt
19. Science Activities
20. Sensory Ideas
21. Teacher Resources
22. Things To Do With Water
23. Tinkering and Construction
24. Transition Ideas

Disclaimer: The majority of the pins are not my original ideas (although some pins are from Play-Based Classroom). When you click on the Pin, it will take you back to the original post. Enjoy!

Happy Playing!