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use for middle school reading or math stations --students could create own padlet to extend; teacher could provide link to focus on a certain skill for others.

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use for middle school reading or math stations --students could create own padlet to extend; teacher could provide link to focus on a certain skill for others.

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Building CVC words
Sight Words
Website/ Game they can choose for stations

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Students wrote about their conflict styles and shared it on Padlet.

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Research projects for interactive note-booking

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Research projects for interactive note-booking

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After reading a book, students can write a "Book Review" and post to Padlet for other students to see

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Creating story ideas or prompts with the class at the same time.

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Creating story ideas or prompts with the class at the same time.

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We're doing the Hunger Games right now. I can see having information and activities about bread and circuses on here for kids who work quickly on their work.

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When doing an assignment, sometimes students need examples. By using Padlet, you could have examples of what the work should look like.

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Students find real-world applications of certain topic/concept.

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Kids can vote or select their poll choices. Sometimes I'll add a custom background image so they can sort their answers as they respond.

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Giving students appropriate websites they can go to during that time.

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appropriate website for students to look at for research

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appropriate website for students to look at for research

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Ex: 4th graders looking for information on regions in the US

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I think this would be great as an Extension/Sponge activity where students can go to find articles/videos related to class content but will not fit into the schedule.

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Adding story elements of a story (setting, characters, etc.)

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Adding story elements of a story (setting, characters, etc.)

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I'm starting library rotations. I'm thinking this might be a good way to give them information, assignments, and/or enrichment activities.

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Students can throw out ideas for labs, data collection, questions about homework questions, etc.

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I had students share their summer with me via Padlet. Also, I had them make a note about their favorites.

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-A padlet for things they can do when they finish
-Have student post cool things they're interested in to work on building relationships.
-Submitting work and commenting on their classmate's work.

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Making predictions before reading a story

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Making predictions before reading a story

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Give the students different math websites that they can use during math station time.

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Students will create a Padlet with characters from the book that we are reading. They add pictures of what characters look like or are feeling at certain points in the book. I also use it to have students answer book discussion questions.

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Create a meme and post over Push/Pull Factors.

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At the start of the year, when students come in, I have them take a selfie so I can learn names with faces.

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I use Padlet as a classwide brainstorming took, to assess knowledge at the start or end of a lesson, and for Kagan structures like Jot Thought

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A fantastic way for students to post all their work throughout the year.