Inspired by a suggestion from a TES user, this template comes in two forms, allowing students to construct a Facebook page for a character from a text or some other context. In Word format, the form is editable, while a PDF version allows prints for worksheets to be written on. The Inbox sign has been deliberately set to show one message, such that students might be invited to identify who the message might be from, and to outline its contents. See also my Twitter templates at http://www.tes.co.uk/SEOHandler.ashx?storycode=6025935&pageType=ResourceDetailétitle=Twitter+Template
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Thank you for sharing . My year 7's will love this as part of the digital footprint lesson.
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Used as part of internet safety session with SEN group. Good resource.
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Great for the Migration and Empire topic for pupils to think about why Scots left depending on what skills/education a person had and where in Scotland they were from. Thank you for sharing
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