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Explore each of these padlets to find fun community builders for your group!

1. Click into each example.

2. Use the remake button in the upper right to make your own copy and edits.

3. Then use the sharing arrow in the upper right to share the link or QR code with your group.

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Ask participants to share something about where they are from or where their families are from. Use attachments with images, videos and more!

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Ask participants to vote on a variety of questions. They can also add additional ideas in the comments or add their own poll question!

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Create fun AI-generated images and try to recreate an image made by the teacher!

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What is a favorite food from your family?

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What is a favorite food from your family?

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Share a favorite food from your family. Include pictures, videos or recipes. Or you could even have a celebration where students bring a food to share!

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Participate in these 3 games on Padlet Sandbox to learn more about your students.

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Make an AI-generated image of a song and ask others to guess. (Thanks to Carl Hooker for this great idea!)

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Ask students to vote on pairs of image to see which is real and which is AI-generated. Can you tell the difference?

Answers: A, A, A, B, B (real photos)

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Ask participants to use their phones and share an image with others. Or post images about an in-class presentation, activity or field trip.

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Students can write their initials on the grid to show how their feeling. Then they can explore the vocabulary words and share a word and image about how they feel.

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Find more ideas and make activities to do in person with our new tool, Padlet TA:

People Hunt Activity Worksheet

Classroom Activity Ideas

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Positive Classroom Culture. Rasyel Morales.

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Positive Classroom Culture. Rasyel Morales.

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Building a positive classroom culture is essential for language learning. I truly value moments when students feel safe to take risks and practice Spanish without fear of making mistakes. I observed that simple routines, like greeting each other in Spanish at the start of class, created a warm and respectful environment. Without a doubt, these practices encourage participation and respect. I believe that a positive classroom culture motivates students to connect with the language and with each other.

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😎Data-driven instruction is key to identifying student strengths and areas for growth. I observed how the teacher used quick vocabulary quizzes to adapt future lessons. Without a doubt, ongoing assessment helps guide instruction effectively. I truly value using exit tickets or short reflections to measure student understanding. I agree with the belief that data should be used to support students, not to limit them, making learning more personalized and fair.✌️

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Positive Behavior Strategies. Rasyel Morales

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Positive Behavior Strategies. Rasyel Morales

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😊Positive behavior strategies are most effective when they focus on encouragement rather than punishment. I noticed that giving students praise for speaking Spanish, even in small phrases, increases their confidence. Without a doubt, celebrating progress—such as earning points for participation—keeps students engaged. I truly value classroom agreements that are revisited often to guide behavior. I agree with the idea that respect and consistency help students regulate themselves and support a collaborative environment.👍

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😎Data-driven instruction is key to identifying student strengths and areas for growth. I observed how the teacher used quick vocabulary quizzes to adapt future lessons. Without a doubt, ongoing assessment helps guide instruction effectively. I truly value using exit tickets or short reflections to measure student understanding. I agree with the belief that data should be used to support students, not to limit them, making learning more personalized and fair.✌️

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Student - Centered Rigorous Learning. Rasyel Morales

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Student - Centered Rigorous Learning. Rasyel Morales

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Rigorous student-centered learning means giving students opportunities to create with the language. I observed activities where students designed short dialogues, which truly pushed them to use new vocabulary. Without a doubt, these tasks required critical thinking, not just memorization. I value very much how group work helps students negotiate meaning and practice real communication. I agree with the belief that when students take ownership of their learning, engagement and achievement increase.

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Behavior Intervention Strategies. Rasyel Morales

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Behavior Intervention Strategies. Rasyel Morales

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🙌Family and community involvement supports student motivation in world language classes. I observed an activity where students shared cultural projects with parents, and it truly increased pride in their work. Without a doubt, families play a key role in reinforcing the value of learning Spanish. I value very much the idea of inviting families to contribute cultural knowledge, such as recipes, traditions, or music. I agree that these experiences make language learning more meaningful and authentic.😍