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Battle of the Books teams can share question ideas or details over the books

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Battle of the Books teams can share question ideas or details over the books

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Reflections on the book.

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You can have the students answer a question/prompt

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We have used Padlet to record/respond to student responses to text.

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Kids can add ideas, facts, quotes, and possible questions as they read a BOB book.

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Students can share what they learn during lessons. Have students work in groups and answer via Padlet.

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Kids can recommend books for the collection

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Kids can recommend books for the collection

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Use padlet to have students voice new book suggestions for the library.

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Suggest SOLE research questions. Also, book reviews.

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Students post about books they have read that they recommend.

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Creating a list of research topics and/or project ideas.

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Easier than Google docs - if using at the same time.

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Let kids post recommended books that they've read

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Students can share what they have learned at the completion of SOLE!

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Use if for staff development.

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We've used Padlet to share research in 2nd grade with videos and images attached.

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* I've used Padlet for a writing lesson where they had to write an inference - I gave them "the girl felt sad" they had to change it to say something like "the girl walked slowly down the hall with her shoulders slumped."