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Having fun between two lessons should be allowed from time to time. Let your students add funny videos to a Padlet board. So every student can have some fun during the lesson breaks. Make sure to put in some rules and to check the videos on the wall.

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Students write ideas they already know about a topic before you begin teaching and questions they would like to know the answers to. At the end of the unit, kids revisit the list and share what they learned

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I use Padlet to have students make connections between their vocab words. They can move the words around to put similar words together. As we learn new words, we just add them to Padlet. At the end of a unit, we have an easy way to review.

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Teachers will be able to post mid lesson or unit to see how students are responding to the instruction. #boom #justtestingitout

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We have been using Padlet for most of the school year in my class. We have used it to set goals for each quarter, brainstorming for writing prompts, and class discussions. When brainstorming students were able to see their classmates' ideas, which allowed them to broaden their own understanding of the topic. Some of the students I work closely with sometimes feel their answers are not correct and therefore don't often participate in class discussions. Using Padlet allows them to contribute their ideas anonymously, thus giving them each a voice in the class.

Padlet, also allows me to get a quick read on how well students understand a topic or lesson. Recently, we have been working on paraphrasing when note taking. I post a phrase and the students must rephrase that phrase in their own words using synonyms. It is interesting to see how they each can take one phrase and say it differently. It provides a different perspective for each of them, while also allowing me to see who understands the concept and who may need assistance.

Dianna Gamelin

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Padlet useful for summarizing information that they learned during a lesson. We've also used Padlet to jigsaw topics and assignments, as well as to brainstorm various information. ~

Chayane Oliveira

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I have utilized padlet within my classroom with writing and class discussions.  It has been helpful for sharing a thesis sentence, a hook, introduction, conclusion, etc.  This is a great way to "share out" with all of the students at the conclusion of the lesson.  It is also a great way to edit and give feedback quickly to several students.

Kelsey Dougherty

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I use Padlet for slef and peer assement in art. Its great to give students a voice and allows them to work collaboratively . Its great that they can see eachothers work all in one place and learn from each other.
Ruth Graydon

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Kudos to Kindergarten teachers for how they are using Padlet! I will be using Padlet for word walls, sounding boards for prior knowledge about specific topics in Science and Social Studies, and the likes...

Chrisencia Barzey

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I am looking forward to using  Padlet as an information bulletin board for parents.  First grade is planning a field trip later this month and are planning to share the trip with parents.  Along with photos we'll take, parents will be asked to share their pictures as well.  Thanks Cara for this great idea!

Lynn Good