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Use Padlet to create the ultimate word wall in your classroom...completely digital, up-to-date, and accessible.

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Have pairs or teams of students create a Padlet for presenting their projects instead of a PowerPoint or Sway. Here is a student-created Padlet for a State project.

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Group or Individual Student Projects that will eventually be shared with the class could be posted on a Padlet wall. This make it super easy to connect to different types of final projects: powerpoints, videos, or websites! Here you will see each State project posted in one convenient spot.

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Padlet can be a great tool for collecting student responses to sponge activities and/or open-ended questions.

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Use a Padlet wall as another form of "remind" to post little notes, tips, tricks, and reminders for students.

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So, say you're learning about slope in math. Students are having trouble. Have students go out and find tutorials that explain how to find slope (have them do the work of curating the tutorial resources) and then link to them on post-it notes on a shared Padlet wall. Now your entire class has access to a wall full of tutorial resources they can reference to help them! Apply this to any other topic or subject area - let the kids do the work!

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Move from paper to digital for your quick survey questions and tickets out the door...

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Have students react or respond to something you've covered in the lesson in real time! They will love seeing it pop up on the interactive board when they submit! Allow them to add photos!

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Set up a Padlet wall with notes to share various resources with students. Or allow students to add notes for resources as they collect them on an upcoming group project. They can attach URLs to videos or websites or upload files and images to their notes to share resources between group members.

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Keep an ongoing class journal of any number of subjects. This teacher had students view an image and then write about it based on specific prompts.

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Students can discuss books they are reading in a multitude of ways...

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Students can practice vocabulary in a variety of ways. One example would be to have them demonstrate understanding of figurative language by posting an example to the class Padlet.

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Set up a Padlet wall and have headings in place for K, W, and L for your topic. Have students add notes under the corresponding header to share what they KNOW, what they WANT to know, and what they LEARNED about the topic throughout the lesson or unit. Refer back often!