Padlet in the Classroom

Padlet Class Brainstorm - converted to PDF

Today we kicked off our Inquiry topic with a prior knowledge activity about the water cycle and the Waikato River. We used Padlet which was a big sucess. The students were all well engaged and I was able to make a great looking PDF (on the link) of the results for my students to place on their Blog.
A great day!

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