Using Padlet in the Classroom. by Maria Bradley

Maria - What did you do this summer?

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Tell me what you did this summer and include an image.

Maria - We spent a week at the Jersey Shore.

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Create topic inspired Padlets

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(e.g. American Revolution, Landforms

Characters from books) Work as individuals and share with class or as groups.

Students search for images and post to wall

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Different Shapes for younger students

Post Projects/Showcase Work

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Link to projects that students have created. All links will appear on the Padlet for the class

Student Feedback

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Have students post their feedback to an assignment, book, etc.

Book Reviews

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Students can post their review to a book.

Language Day

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Create a Padlet with greetings from all

over the world.

Where is your family from?

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Have students post where their family is from and facts about that country.

State Facts

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Students post facts about each state.

Goals

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Have students write their goals for the year. Revisit at end of school year

Student Reflection

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At the end of a topic or a term's work ask students to post what they have learned how classes can be improved or what they would like more help with.

My Drive - Google Drive

maria9 — 2014-09-30 17:36:53 UTC

I went to Lake George

leeandbrookesmom — 2016-08-03 16:08:29 UTC

It works now!

leeandbrookesmom — 2016-08-03 16:09:12 UTC