Pinterest for Educators
JuliAnne David
JuliAnne David
Log into Pinterest or create an account
Once logged in, you will be at the homepage which consist of things that you might like based on the interest test and your recent searches
On the homepage you can navigate to your profile page by clicking the button at the top in the middle. My Pinterest button has my profile picture and says JuliAnne. After clicking this button I am now on my profile page.
On the profile page, you can find the number of followers you have and the number of people following you. You can also find the boards you created and the pins you've pinned within those boards.
To create a board, you go to your profile page and click on create board. Once you click on create board, this will pop up so that you can name your board. Once you name your board you click on create. You can find that board on your profile page and begin saving post in it.
To save something to your board you click on what you like and then press save at the top right corner and then it will ask what board you want to save it to and you click the board you want and press save again.
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Grade Level: 2nd
Subject: Science
Standard: Plan and conduct an investigation to describe and classify different kinds of materials by their observable properties. (2-PS1-1)
Grade Level: 5th
Subject: Math
Standard: A. Graph points on the coordinate plane to solve real-world and mathematical problems. (5.G)
What type of teacher tips can an educator gain from Pinterest?
What should I search if I want to get more creative within my classroom when I teach?
Can I contact another user if I really like what they have on their page?
Is Pinterest free?
What if I forget my username/password?