Storybird Activation

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What Is Storybird?

It's easy to imagine using Storybird as a free-write station, to prompt various writing tasks, or as a platform for peer workshopping. With a bit of creativity, storytelling can also be linked to a variety of school subjects, including history, science, and even math. Follow the developer-created monthly challenges that inspire students to think about different narrative techniques, a particular illustration, and more. Or, use the guides or interactive courses to lead your students through learning something new about writing. These curriculum guides and courses are $4.99 per students and offer structured lessons and activities as well as some extra bonus features (e.g. more challenges and stickers) for students. Note that at the time of this review this section of the site had quite a few broken links, so make sure to verify that these are still available.
With a free classroom account, teachers can create assignments, and review and comment on submitted stories. They'll also be able to arrange for purchase of any student-created work, including organizing fundraisers that give 30 percent of the books' proceeds directly to the school. To bridge the gap between school and home, parents can take their kids' account with them when the class is over.
It truly is a surprising and engaging writing tool to unlock creativity in all writers. Students can view, comment and give feedback on each other's work and get inspired by writer's on a global scale. You will quickly see students working on their projects at home as well!
Here you can find the link to my storybird!
https://storybird.com/class/fc1033a7cad6e6b6d11a93162cc542d0

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