Pinterest is a quick and easy way for teachers to find ideas for their classroom!

This presentation will demonstrate how teachers can use Pinterest in their classroom. It will also show several examples of pins that can be found on Pinterest.

There are lots of great ideas on many different subjects and a variety of different age and grade levels.

Teachers can share boards with other teachers and all parties involved have the ability to view and add pins. Great way to collaborate with others that teach the same subject.

Pins can be organized into different groups for easy access. For instance, elementary school teachers can create different groups (boards) for each subject they teach.

Pinterest can be thought of as an online bulletin board were teachers can pin and share ideas with others.

There are lots of great science experiments, including this one that demonstrates how water moves and absorbs through the use of colors.

This is an exciting experiment called elephant toothpaste. It demonstrates what happens with you mix hydrogen peroxide and yeast.

This is a fun experiment with sugar and water that allows students t see which color ants prefer.

There are lots of wonderful ideas for mathematics, including this idea to demonstrate fractions.

This would be a fun way for students to quiz themselves on multiplication!

This idea would be great for centers in elementary school classrooms. Students can work independently.

Pinterest also has great ideas for grammar, punctuation, writing, and reading. This worksheet can help students organize their thoughts before writing a paragraph.

This would be a fun way to learn different grammar rules.

Pinterest has great ideas for posters and visuals that can be hung in the classroom. Students think this one is particularly funny!

Pinterest has lots of great ideas for busy teachers! It is an invaluable tool that can be utilized for many different subjects and grade levels.

The best part about Pinterest is that it's free and easy to use. Start pinning today!