This page contains links to Freebies that I create throughout the year for teachers!
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Click the picture to head to my TPT shop and pick up this freebie! :)
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Twitter Permission Form
This is not "cute" by any means, so feel free to just copy and paste the language I use! Keep in mind, I am a teacher and not a lawyer. However, this is the form I have used since starting a classroom Twitter account. If you use this form, please do not edit it within the doc. Please click FILE and then MAKE A COPY to customize it with your information.
Click HERE to access the Twitter permission form.
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Blog Permission Form
Click HERE to access my blog permission form.
Hi Kayla,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all of your fantastic ideas and resources. I'd love to share this page with teachers I work with (I'm a Tech Integration Specialist for K-2 teachers) who have questions about getting parent permission for social media. When I clicked the Twitter permission page, it was blank. Wondering if someone accidentally edited and deleted it? Just a random tip that I have recently learned ... when you're using Google Drive and sharing a file, in the URL where it says "edit", delete that word and instead write "copy". Now, when people click the link it will force them to make a copy before they can access the document - then they won't accidentally mess up your original doc. :) I thought this was so cool, I thought I'd share. :) Thanks again for all you do. Have a super Friday!
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ReplyDeleteThis concept is much appreciated and useful ideas you shared. Good to see that you are a teacher and not a lawyer. But you know both are expert to teach the lesson. And they know the best way to explain the things.
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