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Did you know that you can save and print your Padlet as a pdf, spreadsheet, or image? It can be another piece of evidence for your rubrics. (Shared by Heidi Washington)

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Have your students respond while listening to your read aloud. Are they making connections? Asking questions? Have them post as they listen. (Shared by Heidi Washington)

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Some ideas listed here came from http://ctreichler.wikispaces.com/Padlet

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Allow students to post something they've done that they want to showcase and share with their class.

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When studying polygons, have students take pictures of examples they find in the classroom and post them.

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Have students analyze their words and sort them on Padlet.  They  can add new words or use their words in sentences and share them

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Post a new word and have students write a sentence using that word after they've looked up the definition.

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Post a picture, video, or idea and allow students to analyze it by sharing their observations.

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Have students post ideas for future meeting topics, or allow students to continue to share after time cuts the morning meeting short.

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Have students share what they are writing about to help those struggling to find an idea. Post prompts, reminders of our Focus Skills, etc.

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Have students summarize a chapter in the book they are reading. Post reviews of books to share with classmates.

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3-2-1 What questions do they still have? What new learning did they acquire? Quiz students on your learning target to guide your next lesson.

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Like the KWL, but post specific questions to find out how much your students already know about a particular topic.

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Let students share reflections after a lesson, read aloud, or video. Maybe after a field trip or on classroom behavior

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Post videos on Padlet and let your students watch them with a set of headphones.

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Quick way to assess what kids already know, what they wonder about, and what they've learned!

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Want kids to comment during a video or lesson? Let them record what they are learning.

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Share ideas using the "flow layout" and then you can separate ideas into columns or clusters.

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Allow students to discuss a topic, agree or disagree, and debate. There is a feature that allows you to review posts before others can view them - helps keep it respectable.

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Put your favorite links on one page.  This is an easy way to share classroom websites. If you link to a video or slideshow, it will be viewable on your Padlet.