I teach ELA remotely to 3rd grade this year. I made a pallet with photos of every book cover in my library. (Yeah, wow!) With the padlet and a google form, kids choose the books they want to borrow and I send them out on “pick-up”days every other week. This is so everyone has a ‘just right” book to read. So far, so good!
Thank you! I am under pressure today. Never ever used Padlet before, and by 8:15 in your video, I had opened an account, created a wall with a voice recording, and sent the link to my student. Thanks for diving right into it!
I like to use “shelf” for vocabulary words! I’ll have them draw, look for a picture, take a picture, or record themselves so they can have a better understanding of the words! Kids love it!
Thank you for these great ideas! I have been using Padlet this year and LOVE the record of learning. We can see what we have done this semester so far and celebrate it! It is like a virtual scrapbook too!
Thank you for your overview. It's given me new ways to use Padlet. I was using Padlet for Math. I would post problems and students would post their answers. I would give the correct answers a ❤. I now have new thoughts for using when teaching Math, Language Arts, and Civics. Again, thank you!
I truly appreciate the time you take to make these tutorials. I learn so much from you and it saves me time so that I can apply what you have shared!! Thank you Michelle!
I have no idea how you don't have a bazillion (technical math term) subscribers. You are amazing!! I am a first year teacher and I use your videos for everything. My slides look just like yours. Shoutout Oswald and Century Gothic! This is such a great resource with Padlet. I am thinking I could even make some of my worksheets a JPEG and set them as the background and let the kids move their post its to the right answer or connect that way. I could even make separate Padlets for breakout groups. THANK YOU AGAIN. I am constantly using your tutorials for inspiration and ideas to help my students and it has helped me tremendously.
Love Padlet! You get 6 free. And if student login in their google, their names will appear. I use this in my art class for student driven critiques. They post a photo of their art and then comment on 2 or more of their peers work with a constructive critique. My kids have done very well with this and it takes the pressure away of the teacher to critique each individual students work.
Interesting because if you look up the account options on Padlet, it still says 3 free. Also, my students log into their Google account and it still wouldn’t show their name. It may vary depending on district settings. But that’s a great way to use it for art!
@@PocketfulofPrimary that’s so strange! It must be different district to district. I do only have the free version though, so who knows. Good resource none the less!
@@PocketfulofPrimary Same here. In my free account, I have 5 free which I just use for each period and also delete when finished with it. My kids log in with Google and their name shows. Each student in my district has a Google account though. I love all your ideas for Padlet and well, for everything!
Thanks for this! I’m so glad I got my gmail notification. It was a great reminder to watch. I used to watch on Sunday mornings. This is a great way to keep students engaged and build community!
Thank you! I found your tutorials yesterday and I have watched 3 of them already! You are helping me reach new levels of interactivity in my classroom! AWESOME!
This was AMAZING! My district upgraded teacher accounts for us, but I realized I haven't been using it to its full capacity. Before I found your video, I came across some others..... yours was by far the best! The quality, the pace, the info- Well Done! Thank you
This was very helpful. I am using Padlet tomorrow for the first time with my high school Spanish students to post their mini posters of a Spanish neighborhood so everyone can see everyone else's. I am so glad I watched your video to see all of the ways to use this! gracias.
Thanks a lot for this video. I am a teacher from Germany. This helps me a lot to work with padlets. And I watch your videos to improve my language skills. Sorry for my mistakes.
This is a great tutorial! I was introduced to Padlet about 6 years ago and it wasn't nearly as interactive as it is now. Thanks for taking the time to explain each slide. New Subscriber
The "My name is Michelle Emerson..." hit me right in the feels! Still so happy for them. I absolutely love Padlet so thank you so much for this tutorial, Michelle! You killed it as always!
Thank you for your great ideas in Padlet. I can see myself using the shelf for comprehension questions during small groups. The 4th graders can be split up into teams virtually. Each team will receive a different comp question. They can present and discuss their answers.
I've always wondered about Padlet and how it was different from the other online tools. GREAT tutorial, Mrs. Emerson. Very clear and I loved the examples you used. I can't wait to use padlet with my kiddos this week.
This is great! I'm going to use this for daily check-ins for homeroom. But I'll also use it for exit tickets, survey type responses, etc in my 8th grade ELA class this year. Thanks for this super helpful tutorial!
This is such a simple practical useful overview. Thank you. People have been telling me I need padlet for aged but I never understood how or why. Thank you
Thank you for these suggestions on how to use Padlet during synchronous instruction. I am an ELL services Administrator in NYC. I will share this video with my teachers. It's great!
Love the fact that it gives the option of text or drawing. Having first grade students some of my students shy away from writing anything because they might not know how to spell something. So having the option to draw will definitely increase my class participation which sometimes is something I struggle with 😳😳😳
Great video! QUESTION??? - Padlet VS Jamboard. I currently use Jamboards, I'm trying to think of a reason why I should create a Padlet account. - Although, I think it's a really great resource but like everyone, trying to focus and keep it simple. Thanks again! Congratulations on your marriage! ❤️❤️
Thank you so much for giving me a more detailed tour of Padlet. I normally use Jamboard, but now I am with students logging in on Teams, and I discovered that its whiteboard is harder to use and control online than Jamboard, so I'll have my students go into Padlet instead soon.
I love this video. Padlet has nailed it! I’m definitely sharing this video with my teacher friends as soon as I finish writing this comment. Your tech tips always are “spot on”!! I may use padlet especially the canvas padlet for my number talks (love how you explain it) with my math tutoring business. Each padlet is so beneficial in its own way no matter what subject you are teaching!!
I didn’t think of any application to my high school social studies classroom until I saw the last two. I think both of those will work for mapping, especially in distance learning where they don’t always have a printer or colored pencils. I’ve been using paint 3-D and Google draw with some success. I also think the timeline would be good. In school we use it as a class project for the life of each of the Scholars, musicians and philosophers during the enlightenment. So thank you very much.
@@jennyday4242 I have been using Shelf, but I may start to use Grid and see if the rows keep it easier to read. The students love the ability to post their replies, and then like other posts. Some then continue to post and add images to highlight their thoughts.
Michelle, you gave me the idea to organize my trips with those maps and include my videos and pictures...just loved it😍😍😍😍😘🥰thanks a million once more. I'm from Brazil and I'm glad I found you.
I love watching your videos. I want to use more technology, but I don't know all the details about how to use different tools. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach us. It's like a free, interesting professional development.
I had students do a KWL chart over an article. After they were finished with their article and KWLchart, I asked students to type 1 thing they learned and 1 thing they found interesting about their article on a Pallet. I also gave them a choice on which article they read. In the Paddle I had the two different titles able so they would know where to post their answer.
This tutorial was amazing!!! I learned so much. I'm using the Peach and Pit idea as an icebreaker before a math PD. Thank you for sharing your ideas! I also enjoyed your Nearpod tutorial. You are a fantastic instructor!
Thank you for sharing this. I am doing some research on online tools for language teaching, and this is really helpful. Also, your explanations are very clear. Much appreciated.
OH HEY MRS. EMERSON!! ♥️ You taught me some things I didn't know about Padlet! I recently used the Shelf version as a KWL in social studies. Our fifth grade team uses Padlet everyday as part of their morning meeting check in. Definitely going to try the Map when we learn about 13 colonies and Canvas for number talk.
Thanks very much for this tutorial, Michelle. I've never used heard of this before and I'm happy you mentioned it. I will definitely try it out.... Also, I tried Nearpod for the first time this week and I am loving it. I am converted.... Please keep sharing all these wonderful resources with us.
Michelle, this tutorial is so awesome! I am trying to think of how I can use this with my mod/severe students. The Map seems to be my best option, and I love the timeline for sequencing events with my students. Thank you for all you do and share with us!
Hi Michelle, first congrats on your wedding and thanks for sharing footage of your honeymoon. I just wanted to tell you I think you're doing an awesome job. I am a fourth grade teacher myself and I live in Las Vegas. I work at a charter school and we are teaching virtually as well. Just taking it day by day and I hope that I am helping my students learn and grow (I'm trying too). I hope you and your family have a great Thanksgiving. Jason
Thank you so much for your videos!! Summer holidays have now officially started here 🇦🇷 and I can't stop watching your tutorials. Enjoy your much deserved holiday break!
You are awesome! You inspired me to follow my dreams and teach. Thank you for sharing all the knowledge. It is especially useful for teachers across the world who need help and also boosts their confidence as well to try something new. Happy Holidays!! Merry Christmas!! God bless you always!
I found Padlet remarkably easy to follow compared to other poster-making videos. I would like to learn how to make scientific posters and Padlet, Im sure will help in this regard!
Cool teacher alert!!! Love the glasses+shirt combo lol. Thanks for this Padlet overview though. I haven't really used too many features so this was helpful. Thanks!
Thank you so much! This was very helpful. I've been looking forward to add some variety to my class discussion. I can see some great potential with this site. Thanks again!
this was SUPER HELPFUL!!! especially since my students cannot do the typical exit tickets and come put their sticky note on the board... which is sad :( I cannot wait to try this tomorrow for science discussion!!!
One way that I am using Padlet is like a resource folder. For example, we are studying natural weather disasters, and I have a column for each type of natural weather disaster. Underneath I put websites, links to books, picture and articles that students can read about each topic. It is available throughout the unit for student to access and look into when they need it,
I absolutely love your instructional videos and have learned so much from them. Your explanations are clear and concise. The one challenge I have with your videos is the background music that plays constantly during your instruction. I am recovering from a brain injury and find it very difficult to focus on what you're saying while the background music is playing. I much prefer to not have the added distraction while I'm trying to learn. Thank you for all of your work putting these excellent tutorials together!
First time seeing any of your videos and I want to say THANK YOU so much for this extremely informative tutorial. It has helped me so much! Currently planning a Google Meet lesson that my DP will join today (yay - not!). I’m in NZ so we’ve gone back into L4 lockdown. Thanks again!
I teach ELA remotely to 3rd grade this year. I made a pallet with photos of every book cover in my library. (Yeah, wow!) With the padlet and a google form, kids choose the books they want to borrow and I send them out on “pick-up”days every other week. This is so everyone has a ‘just right” book to read. So far, so good!
Thank you! I am under pressure today. Never ever used Padlet before, and by 8:15 in your video, I had opened an account, created a wall with a voice recording, and sent the link to my student. Thanks for diving right into it!
I like to use “shelf” for vocabulary words! I’ll have them draw, look for a picture, take a picture, or record themselves so they can have a better understanding of the words! Kids love it!
Thank you for this!
Yes! This is such a great way to use the shelf Padlet format! Thanks for sharing!
@@ms.miller9167 yes of course!
@@PocketfulofPrimary of course! We’re here to help each other out! 🧡
Thank you for these great ideas! I have been using Padlet this year and LOVE the record of learning. We can see what we have done this semester so far and celebrate it! It is like a virtual scrapbook too!
Thank you for your overview. It's given me new ways to use Padlet. I was using Padlet for Math. I would post problems and students would post their answers. I would give the correct answers a ❤. I now have new thoughts for using when teaching Math, Language Arts, and Civics. Again, thank you!
I truly appreciate the time you take to make these tutorials. I learn so much from you and it saves me time so that I can apply what you have shared!! Thank you Michelle!
I have no idea how you don't have a bazillion (technical math term) subscribers. You are amazing!! I am a first year teacher and I use your videos for everything. My slides look just like yours. Shoutout Oswald and Century Gothic!
This is such a great resource with Padlet. I am thinking I could even make some of my worksheets a JPEG and set them as the background and let the kids move their post its to the right answer or connect that way. I could even make separate Padlets for breakout groups. THANK YOU AGAIN. I am constantly using your tutorials for inspiration and ideas to help my students and it has helped me tremendously.
You have invested a lot of time and energy in making this video. I must appreciate your positive energy.
Love Padlet! You get 6 free. And if student login in their google, their names will appear. I use this in my art class for student driven critiques. They post a photo of their art and then comment on 2 or more of their peers work with a constructive critique. My kids have done very well with this and it takes the pressure away of the teacher to critique each individual students work.
Interesting because if you look up the account options on Padlet, it still says 3 free. Also, my students log into their Google account and it still wouldn’t show their name. It may vary depending on district settings. But that’s a great way to use it for art!
@@PocketfulofPrimary that’s so strange! It must be different district to district. I do only have the free version though, so who knows. Good resource none the less!
@@PocketfulofPrimary Same here. In my free account, I have 5 free which I just use for each period and also delete when finished with it. My kids log in with Google and their name shows. Each student in my district has a Google account though.
I love all your ideas for Padlet and well, for everything!
I never used Padelt before and I might start using it for virtual teaching! Great tutorial, Michelle! 👍🏾❤️
Thanks for this! I’m so glad I got my gmail notification. It was a great reminder to watch. I used to watch on Sunday mornings. This is a great way to keep students engaged and build community!
Thank you! I found your tutorials yesterday and I have watched 3 of them already! You are helping me reach new levels of interactivity in my classroom! AWESOME!
I started using the Padlet and I find it very effective in getting the ideas of my students. Thanks a lot Michelle! I'm a fan here from UAE. 🥰🥰🥰
This was AMAZING! My district upgraded teacher accounts for us, but I realized I haven't been using it to its full capacity. Before I found your video, I came across some others..... yours was by far the best! The quality, the pace, the info- Well Done! Thank you
This was very helpful. I am using Padlet tomorrow for the first time with my high school Spanish students to post their mini posters of a Spanish neighborhood so everyone can see everyone else's. I am so glad I watched your video to see all of the ways to use this! gracias.
Thanks a lot for this video. I am a teacher from Germany. This helps me a lot to work with padlets.
And I watch your videos to improve my language skills.
Sorry for my mistakes.
This is a great tutorial! I was introduced to Padlet about 6 years ago and it wasn't nearly as interactive as it is now. Thanks for taking the time to explain each slide. New Subscriber
The "My name is Michelle Emerson..." hit me right in the feels! Still so happy for them. I absolutely love Padlet so thank you so much for this tutorial, Michelle! You killed it as always!
Thank you for your great ideas in Padlet. I can see myself using the shelf for comprehension questions during small groups. The 4th graders can be split up into teams virtually. Each team will receive a different comp question. They can present and discuss their answers.
Thank you for ALL your uploads.... I stay up every Sunday night just to watch your videos 🇦🇺
I've always wondered about Padlet and how it was different from the other online tools. GREAT tutorial, Mrs. Emerson. Very clear and I loved the examples you used. I can't wait to use padlet with my kiddos this week.
This is great! I'm going to use this for daily check-ins for homeroom. But I'll also use it for exit tickets, survey type responses, etc in my 8th grade ELA class this year. Thanks for this super helpful tutorial!
This is such a simple practical useful overview. Thank you. People have been telling me I need padlet for aged but I never understood how or why. Thank you
Thank you for these suggestions on how to use Padlet during synchronous instruction. I am an ELL services Administrator in NYC. I will share this video with my teachers. It's great!
Yaaaaaaaaaaay EMERSON! FYI I'm a DCPS Teacher and I love watching your videos, even I've been teaching middle school and high school.
Love the fact that it gives the option of text or drawing. Having first grade students some of my students shy away from writing anything because they might not know how to spell something. So having the option to draw will definitely increase my class participation which sometimes is something I struggle with 😳😳😳
Great video! QUESTION??? - Padlet VS Jamboard. I currently use Jamboards, I'm trying to think of a reason why I should create a Padlet account. - Although, I think it's a really great resource but like everyone, trying to focus and keep it simple. Thanks again! Congratulations on your marriage! ❤️❤️
I love Padlet!!! It's great for collaboration and the kids love being creative with their posts 💜❤💜
Thank you so much for giving me a more detailed tour of Padlet. I normally use Jamboard, but now I am with students logging in on Teams, and I discovered that its whiteboard is harder to use and control online than Jamboard, so I'll have my students go into Padlet instead soon.
I love this video. Padlet has nailed it! I’m definitely sharing this video with my teacher friends as soon as I finish writing this comment. Your tech tips always are “spot on”!! I may use padlet especially the canvas padlet for my number talks (love how you explain it) with my math tutoring business. Each padlet is so beneficial in its own way no matter what subject you are teaching!!
Padlet is a great tool! I love the way she demonstrates it.
I didn’t think of any application to my high school social studies classroom until I saw the last two. I think both of those will work for mapping, especially in distance learning where they don’t always have a printer or colored pencils. I’ve been using paint 3-D and Google draw with some success. I also think the timeline would be good. In school we use it as a class project for the life of each of the Scholars, musicians and philosophers during the enlightenment. So thank you very much.
You are truly intuitively smart Mrs. Emerson I was wondering about those other padlet block and you explained it so beautifully🥂🥂
Your videos are such a blessing and inspiration! Tks a bunch! From a brazilian teacher. 🧡🇧🇷
Thank you for this! I have been working on ways to use turn and talk virtually and I now have a solution that with Padlet! Thanks so much Michelle.
What would be the best set-up for turn and talk?
@@jennyday4242 I have been using Shelf, but I may start to use Grid and see if the rows keep it easier to read. The students love the ability to post their replies, and then like other posts. Some then continue to post and add images to highlight their thoughts.
Michelle, you gave me the idea to organize my trips with those maps and include my videos and pictures...just loved it😍😍😍😍😘🥰thanks a million once more. I'm from Brazil and I'm glad I found you.
You are such an inspiration. I experimented with Padlet today and I absolutely love it.
I love watching your videos. I want to use more technology, but I don't know all the details about how to use different tools. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach us. It's like a free, interesting professional development.
I had students do a KWL chart over an article. After they were finished with their article and KWLchart, I asked students to type 1 thing they learned and 1 thing they found interesting about their article on a Pallet. I also gave them a choice on which article they read. In the Paddle I had the two different titles able so they would know where to post their answer.
Just this week I started looking at padlet ! Thank you!!!
This tutorial was amazing!!! I learned so much. I'm using the Peach and Pit idea as an icebreaker before a math PD. Thank you for sharing your ideas! I also enjoyed your Nearpod tutorial. You are a fantastic instructor!
Yes I 100% percent in agrree
How would use padlet in a math classroom ... on a regular day???
I can think of many ways to use this, and it looks fairly easy! Thanks for another quality PD video!!
Thank you for sharing this. I am doing some research on online tools for language teaching, and this is really helpful. Also, your explanations are very clear. Much appreciated.
OH HEY MRS. EMERSON!! ♥️
You taught me some things I didn't know about Padlet! I recently used the Shelf version as a KWL in social studies. Our fifth grade team uses Padlet everyday as part of their morning meeting check in. Definitely going to try the Map when we learn about 13 colonies and Canvas for number talk.
Thank you. I loved it and will surely use it . Students are going to love it.
Thanks very much for this tutorial, Michelle. I've never used heard of this before and I'm happy you mentioned it. I will definitely try it out.... Also, I tried Nearpod for the first time this week and I am loving it. I am converted.... Please keep sharing all these wonderful resources with us.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge of padlet. Love your style and very complete.
Thanks for a great video and introduction to Padlet. I am about to use it for the first time with my students and this has been really helpful.
Thank you, Michelle, now I'm going to use Padlet with my student teachers in our seminar class.
Michelle, this tutorial is so awesome! I am trying to think of how I can use this with my mod/severe students. The Map seems to be my best option, and I love the timeline for sequencing events with my students. Thank you for all you do and share with us!
Thank you for the detailed introduction. Love it as you made it simple to understand. Will definitely use it with my students. 💘
Thanks for sharing Michelle!! My school uses Padlet for staff meetings. I love the idea to add book events when reading!
Thank you, Michelle. Your videos are easy and informative! I have never used Padlet, but I will start soon!
Excellent!!! Thankyou so much! My students loved Peach and Pit.
Research as a class! Thanks again 😊 for showing us all the great features for teaching!
Very clear explanation. Get the idea of the padlet right after your youtube. Thanks a million.
Thank you Mrs Emerson! ;') I never experimented with the map, timeline, feed or back channel options before. Appreciate you sharing your how-tos!
Thank you dear for the presentation and time you took to make this informative and inspiring video. All the best from Greece!
Wonderful video. I’m looking forward to using Padlet to interact with students in the virtual classroom.
Hi Michelle, first congrats on your wedding and thanks for sharing footage of your honeymoon. I just wanted to tell you I think you're doing an awesome job. I am a fourth grade teacher myself and I live in Las Vegas. I work at a charter school and we are teaching virtually as well. Just taking it day by day and I hope that I am helping my students learn and grow (I'm trying too). I hope you and your family have a great Thanksgiving.
Jason
Thank you so much for your videos!! Summer holidays have now officially started here 🇦🇷 and I can't stop watching your tutorials. Enjoy your much deserved holiday break!
Incredible video... I will be using several of these formats... a million thanks!
You're clearly a wonderful educator. Great, great video!
Those are so creative and fun!! Thank you for the overview, Michel!
Excellent overview of Padlet. Love the map padlet
Students and teachers are gonna love this! 🤯
You are awesome! You inspired me to follow my dreams and teach. Thank you for sharing all the knowledge. It is especially useful for teachers across the world who need help and also boosts their confidence as well to try something new.
Happy Holidays!!
Merry Christmas!!
God bless you always!
WOW! Thank you! Your tips are gonna save me loads of planning time!
I found Padlet remarkably easy to follow compared to other poster-making videos. I would like to learn how to make scientific posters and Padlet, Im sure will help in this regard!
Thank you miss.... Your explanation is so clear that i could understand it easily.
Great tutorial as usual. I should be writing end of year reports on class conduct and topics , but this was much more inspiring!
Cool teacher alert!!! Love the glasses+shirt combo lol. Thanks for this Padlet overview though. I haven't really used too many features so this was helpful. Thanks!
Thank you for your tutorial. I didn't notice other slides od padlet. Now I'm gonna use it asap
Thank you for this! I am excited to finally try Padlet with my 3rd graders :)
I needed this for my online assignment thank you and I was new to this
Thank you so much! This was very helpful. I've been looking forward to add some variety to my class discussion. I can see some great potential with this site. Thanks again!
I am new to Padlet. And I will start my class next week. Will use your suggestion. Thx
Well presented with good examples. Loved your presentation style. Now I can start using Padlet in no time. .
Thank you for showing us all the differences and options!
So cute using your married name now!!!! Congrats Michelle!!😍😍😍😍
Been using it for years! Love it!
Thank you for sharing Michelle! I'm learning!
this was SUPER HELPFUL!!! especially since my students cannot do the typical exit tickets and come put their sticky note on the board... which is sad :(
I cannot wait to try this tomorrow for science discussion!!!
Thank you. I have been using padlet, but didn't realize it had all those features.
So excited to try this out with my students!!!
One way that I am using Padlet is like a resource folder. For example, we are studying natural weather disasters, and I have a column for each type of natural weather disaster. Underneath I put websites, links to books, picture and articles that students can read about each topic. It is available throughout the unit for student to access and look into when they need it,
Thank you for these instructions a pleasure to listen to and really useful
I absolutely love your instructional videos and have learned so much from them. Your explanations are clear and concise. The one challenge I have with your videos is the background music that plays constantly during your instruction. I am recovering from a brain injury and find it very difficult to focus on what you're saying while the background music is playing. I much prefer to not have the added distraction while I'm trying to learn. Thank you for all of your work putting these excellent tutorials together!
This was so helpful. Thank you. I'm going to try this right away.
First time seeing any of your videos and I want to say THANK YOU so much for this extremely informative tutorial. It has helped me so much! Currently planning a Google Meet lesson that my DP will join today (yay - not!). I’m in NZ so we’ve gone back into L4 lockdown. Thanks again!
You are the best! I learn so much from you!
Thanks for sharing. I love watching all your videos.
Super Thank You for your services as a great teacher!
Perfect!! tsk so much! Kisses from Brazil, São Paulo! I will use on my biology classes :D
I love padlet!!! Great video!🥰🥰🥰💛
This is fantastic. Thank you for the clear explanation.
Thanks for sharing. I want to use Padlet for the first time with my students so this video was very helpful!
PS. Hooray for mentioning the Bahamas!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful tool, Mrs. Emerson! :)
Michelle Emerson ! It sounds so good!
Mam, very nice presentation. I appreciate your efforts and way of expression. Thanks a lot!