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Upload a picture of a Venn Diagram as the background. Have students compare and contrast and move their boxes to the appropriate part of the diagram.

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Padlet has the option of  creating a numbered list. Make the title a question, then create multiple choice answers. Can be used as a study guide.

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After reading a book, students can post feedback about the book. They can also create a video and post a link to the padlet.

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Students can upload their own picture as the background and add captions or labels. (Think muscular system or parts of a flower)

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Students can create presentations by adding notes, videos, photos, and links to other sites.

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Have students share some information about themselves and include a photo. **Make sure this is a private wall.
Or, use it to give a quick overview of rules, expectations, and give students some first day of school assignments.

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Make the description of the wall the beginning of a story. Have students finish the story their way.

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Share wall with parents so everyone can coordinate upcoming events, such as who is brining what foods and signing up for shifts.

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Share resources with your grade level as you find them. Make sure everyone has editing rights so the wall can be updated.

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Share padlet with parents beforehand and then upload pictures, videos, and updates throughout the trip!

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Make a wall of portfolios for each student to showcase their work. Or, make a padlet wall for each student and share the link with parents! (Although this might be a little more time consuming)

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Make a padlet wall with instructions for each center that students will visit that day. You can include videos, photos or links that students will need to access for each activity.

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(My favorite!) Better than QR codes. Share links with your students. (Requires them to have the "home" padlet wall saved on the device.

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Great for subs and students who are absent! Share classwork and homework assignments for the week/month. You can also share this link with parents so they can see what students are doing.

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Have an on-going padlet wall for students to refer to in order to complete questions from reading assignments.

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You can post a video or photo on the padlet wall, then have students complete an exit ticket. Saves paper!

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Students can post thank-you messages for a class visitor, then you can share the link.

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This is a great reflecting tool for both students and teachers!

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Reflect on your experience with this tech tool. Suggestions: What features of this tool do you like? don't like? What went well during implementation with your class? What would you do differently next time?

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Based on a topic, question, etc, students can post feedback (anonymously if you wish!) for later discussion.

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Students can keep track of images they need to use by adding the image as a link, then noting where they got it from to cite sources.

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Students can create their own Padlet and use it as an idea board for projects, book discussions, etc. This can be revisited later to complete presentations or other final assignments.

This is also great for staff meetings!