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It's Monday, What Are You Reading?

A great visual way of sharing a love of reading, inspiring others to read, getting great book recommendations plus connecting globally about reading.

Helps to reach a richer and wider audience and opens up a dialogue that shows a love of both reading and digital literacy.

Connect on Twitter by sharing the padlet through the  hashtag #IMWAYR.

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I divide class into groups and give them each a mission. Students post their answerrs, charts or vocabulary. All students have access to it and it serves as their review sheet.Love it!

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Students post their Short answer responses here, then we use a rubric and grade them as class together.
Meaningful assessment tool.

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Students lift a line from text to demonstrate understanding of theme, characterization, setting, plot development, etc...

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Live blog a day in your classroom. @PrimaryIdeas

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Share your Padlet wall on Twitter, to connect with other classrooms globally. Gain new perspectives and collaborate with others...BRILLIANT!

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I use one each week for our reading essential question. I email the padlet to parents Thursday, they add to it so students can read on Friday

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Students r rdg book about coyotes & taking notes on iPads w/Padlet displayed on the Smartboard. As a class we group notes into common themes using teachher acct so can move notes around. We will use the common themes to help us create our informational writing plan sheets http://malchowsreflections.blogspot.com/

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I use Padlet for my higher end rdg groups as a way for them to record questions they have during rdg. I can easily add comments, video clips, & pics to help explain unknown vocab. http://malchowsreflections.blogspot.com/

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Will be starting a class padlet for students to post what they had learned /wondered about throughout the day.

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We created a padlet to take the place of Mystery Skype with a classroom that had too many hour time difference with our class. Each day we both posted a question and then later an answer. Gets the students thinking about their place in the world.

http://padlet.com/roomten100/ffumyvml07i2

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We created a padlet to encourage others across the globe to share their favourite books for our I Love to Read month. We connected with 6 continents and other classrooms are ordering in some of the books posted for their local libraries.

http://padlet.com/roomten100/arnikfjty3yk

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Use a Padlet to collaboratively take notes on something. Could be a presentation, lecture, book reading, video, chapter.

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Pose a question about a shared book on a Padlet and have your students respond directly. Can be used in homelearning too!

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Create a Padlet of story starters using images and/or text.

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Prompt below from http://www.hollyedtechdiva.sharedby.co/EjZ8ya

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Use a Padlet to record what we know and what we want to learn about  kindergarten units of study.

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I wonder what the wonder of the day is?

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Keep a Padlet as a fast and easy way for teachers to share ed-tech ideas

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Use stream view to create a procedural text. Use the images upload function to add diagrams or images to support the text.

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Using the stream view, Padlet can be used to plan a story or storyboard a video either collaboratively or independently.

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Create either a single or 3 separate Padlets to record student's KWL wonderings.

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Create a Padlet and invite other classes from around the world to connect with you via it. Recommend moderation on. Here is one we did http://padlet.com/pcowell/lcheuioz0er1

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Use a Padlet to compile lists collaboratively. Great for creating class essential agreements. Share the link with your parents so they can contribute

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With moderation set to on, students record their understanding of a concept you are covering

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Create a visual glossary either collaboratively with students, or by yourself for terms used in a course.

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Our student TV show uses a Padlet to jot down ideas for segments on the show. Great thing is it can be accessed from almost anywhere, anytime so you don't need to remember your great idea!

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Create a Padlet for students to record questions they have during a course. Works great for PD as well. A good substitute for stickies.

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After writing haiku, have students write theirs on a shared class Padlet

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Project the Padlet on your whiteboard as students conduct a collaborative brainstorm. I have used it for brainstoriming answers to the question "What is bullying?"