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Teacher created or collaborative with students for a unit of study

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Connect Padlets together to organize portfolios, journals, or idea boards.

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Use the shelf template to categorize responses.

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Collaborate on research with a shared Padlet

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Create a place for parents and students to reference important anchor charts used during the year.

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A great blog article from Padlet explaining why it's such a great tool and lots of great educational ideas included!

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Watch a video and reflect on it with a sticky.

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Martin Luther King, Jr. I Have A Dream Speech

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Create a journal through words and picture posts of a book character or a historical figure

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Students collaborate on board with pictures they take to show their understanding of a concept.

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Introduce a vocabulary word and students paste example sentences.

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Students can analyze a political cartoon and post their observations with a sticky.

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Use Padlet to post an essential question and students respond with their own sticky.

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Provide students with a collection of links and resources to study.

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Have students share a Padlet to write book reviews or recommendations.

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Have students create an electronic portfolio of their year. Share student portfolios with the QR code feature.

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Use Padlet to access prior knowledge or complete a group Brainstorm.

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Teachers can use Padlet to collect hyperlinks from students. A Thinglink project is linked for this example.