1- When reading a new story about animal we will add the animal under the correct letter and put a picture up there with them.

2-I will also use this in my classroom for students to be able to refer back to when they need to remember how to spell a word.

3- I will also use it when going through a lesson. If we hear one of the words on our word wall we can stop and talk about it to refresh our memories.

4- I would use this for writing challenges. I would highlight some words from the word wall and have students write a story using those words.

5-I will also use this whenever we finish a lesson early. We can play the Ispy game with the word wall. I will give students the definition and then they have to find the term term that goes with it from the word wall.

1. Do your research before trying to create it. Make sure you understand what you are using so you can better utilize your tools and time.

2. Don't use outside images. Padlet already has the images and videos you need to make a word wall.

3. Don't turn on the comments for post unless your goal is for students to comment on your post. It will make your format look unorganized.

4. Don't use the canva layout. It will mess up all the organization you have going on.

5. If you mess up and get out of order don't delete the post. Just hover over the post click and hold and move the post to where it needs to go.