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I use padlet a lot for group brainstorming sessions. I love how easily students can share their ideas. It's also terrific for working together with students from other schools

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Working on a padlet

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D Sparks
Gretna

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This could be great to use as an exit ticket.

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This could be great to use as an exit ticket.

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C Ledoux
Metairie, LA

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https://padlet.com/shannonmmiller/favoritethings
~Amanda Cresse
Durant High School, Durant, OK

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I am in the UK and I am about to use paddlet for an international book group with Lynn Kleinmeyer and Stony Evans both in the USA. We are reading 'Wonder' and are about to get our students to discuss it through paddlet. We are also going to try and get them to connect via Google Hangout to talk to each other after they have finished the book.

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Preparing for Mystery Skypes, students shared what they were most excited about. Another class shared questions they could ask in their Mystery Skype.

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Our school focuses on a different character trait every month. ie-compassion, perseverance, optimism. I ask questions once a month "How will you be more optimistic this year?" etc.  I also have used it as an exit ticket.

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I use it at the end of a lesson as an exit ticket. Students will respond to a question. Quick and easy, students love it, and great way to keep everything in one place to share with administrators.

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I've used it with 2nd graders for them to share a book they enjoyed. We then shared this with classes we were connected with for Global Read Aloud.

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I had to show some rather dry tutorials on "testing tools" for our State testing. I used the padlet  to have students summarize what they watched, to add testing tips, to ask questions, etc. The classroom teachers jumped on to comment and add words of encouragement.

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I use Padlet to post my "I can" statements for grades PreK-6 every week. I also use it to curate frequently used websites.

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I use it as a means of engagement. Ask a question. Allow st's to respond. View responses. Discuss. Ex: What sources do you use for news? or List one thing you look for when viewing a credible website. Then teach concept.  Repeat. Great resource

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When teaching my students to search correctly, I verbally gave them a topic to look up (baseball's most valuable player five years ago). Then they could search on Google, take a screenshot of their results, and post the screenshot to Padlet so we could compare and contrast search terms and results.

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Eric Bodwell, Neuqua Valley High School, Naperville, IL

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Eric Bodwell, Neuqua Valley High School, Naperville, IL

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I have used with research topics or research questions. Students post them and comment on each other's post. The teacher and I can also click specific posts to show larger version to have a whole group discussion or as models/ examples.

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Students responded to a question during Global Read Aloud and other students commented. Padlet was shared with two different schools, one in NY and one in IL.

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Students share their digital footprints on Padlet. They also share completed projects, brainstorming sessions, participate in discussions, share book wish lists, share results of website evaluation , etc.

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At the beginning of the year, as a rules/procedures review, I gave them a topic and they had to write the rules they remembered. For example, I said, "Checking out books." Their answers could range from the number of books they can check out, we can have only one book per author, to only one new book per week. Open ended questions that could have multiple correct answers.

I also have students working on digital passport-which is new to me. When they answer some of the discussion questions, I have had them make a video in Seesaw or write their answer on a Padlet.

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I have used Padlet as book review. And now I am using it in eTwinning project. Children are working in groups with book titles and make movie trailers. Then the put the cover on the padlet, collect them togher and they can se covers from diffrent counties.

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Maureen Beattie-Waterworth, Ste Jeanne d'Arc School, Lowell, MA

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Maureen Beattie-Waterworth, Ste Jeanne d'Arc School, Lowell, MA

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I have my students create book spine poetry, then post pictures of their creations.

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3,2,1 (at the end of a lesson)
three things you learned
two things that were really interesting
one thing you'd still like to know

I also use it to let my students brainstorm and collaborate using padlet...

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Cheri Dobbs, Detroit Country Day School, MI

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Cheri Dobbs, Detroit Country Day School, MI

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1. Posts for "What are you reading?" shared with multiple classrooms
2. Last summer we had parent/student/faculty/staff reading challenges and asked everyone to post what they read on a separate Padlet for each challenge.

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Share cool websites such as: www.retrowaste.com
This collaboration is helpful during research.

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Feeling nostalgic? Great! You've come to the right place. We are passionately dedicated to learning and celebrating our culture and heritage and have put together a vast collection of information that is sure to keep you busy learning for days.

Over the next few years, we will be bombarding our poor server with all of the information, pictures, news, stories and educational information that we have collected over the decades.

We got the idea for RetroWaste back in 2005, when we were selling vintage clothing on eBay under the name simply-vintage-clothing. We would buy loads of vintage clothes in bulk, but we really had no idea how old they were. Sure, you could guess that these pants were from the "seventies," but we wanted to know specifically.

Well, we did the research and are now passing it along to you.

In addition to vintage clothing, we have deep interests in several other types of collectibles: vinyl records, sports memorabilia, Hollywood memorabilia, vintage cars, vintage video games, vintage toys and vintage musical instruments, to name a few.

Some might call us hoarders, but we always say: it isn't hoarding if your stuff has good resale value!

You may notice things are broken down by decade. If you're looking for 1960s cars, then just check out the 1960s section. If you are looking for 1930s movies, then look in the menu under 1930s. You can also use the categories below to find what you are looking for. Also there is a search feature under the menu on every page.

We have done an incredible amount of work to post all of this information, but we are having a blast and have gotten hundreds of supportive emails from students and retro-lovers worldwide. We are so happy to share our love for the past with everyone and look forward to continuing this project years into the future.

We will start with the 1920s and move our way through history chronologically for the most part. Our goal is to one day make RetroWaste the most entertaining and educational vintage online experience. We have an unimaginable amount of work to do, but it is all so worth it.

The stuff you see here are things you might have owned, or found at a thrift store or vintage clothing shop. Nostalgia-lovers rejoice and let's have some fun!

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RetroWaste: Vintage Fashion, Toys, Cars, Memorabilia and More!

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Feeling nostalgic? Great! You've come to the right place. We are passionately dedicated to learning and celebrating our culture and heritage and have put together a vast collection of information that is sure to keep you busy learning for days.

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Have students share the covers of books they are currently reading or books they recommend to others.

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If you are outside of Jefferson Parish in Louisiana,

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If you are outside of Jefferson Parish in Louisiana,

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please list your name and where you are from.