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Feel free to share your own experiences and help this page grown :)

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Well in just a few short posts (5 to be exact) this future teacher is going to show you just how you can use padlet in the classroom.

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Now that you are here, you maybe wondering how does this website work, and how can I use it in my classroom?

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When the year progresses, ideas are going to flood into the classroom, and there may not be enough space for all of the amazing activites, projects, or assignments.
If students are given a portfolio, this gives them the opportunity to post all of their work for everyone to see, this is something for them to be proud of. This allows for all of their work to be stored into one place for easy access.

Whats better than making students proud of their work

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Now we are all aware of having fun morning time activities to engage students first thing in the morning.

Asking a daily question
Asking about a previous lesson
Allowing students to ask questions they are still unsure about

These are just some of the ways bell ringers can be used to help define how the day is going.

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Going on a trip? Add pictures of it to a wall using the camera on your device — or on student devices. If you have access to wi-fi or cellular data, upload those photos on the fly. Give parents the link before leaving and they’ll be able to see updates instantly during the day!

This technique comes straight from Matt Miller, so you know its effective!

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Lets say that you and your class are diving head first into an awesome read aloud, when students start getting ants in their pants excited to contribute or comment. If the you as the teacher, make Padlet a online option, students could comment their thoughts in real time and all of the entries can be displayed ANONYMOUSLY!

How cool is that?