There are so many ways to use Padlet for instruction!
I’m pinning authentic performances of children’s folk tunes around the world as well as authentic performances of instruments and ensembles from each country. It would be a great way to organize music center activities in my room! What about giving students choices for ukulele or recorder instruction? One of my Padlets is dedicated to World Music. Beyond Distance LearningĪlthough I’m primarily using Padlet for distance learning at this time, I can foresee a variety of ways to use Padlet in my classroom in the future. I can even post my Google Classroom Assignments! And even better? I can post my Padlet to directly to Google Classroom using the share options in the menu. Below each heading, I can add content that supports the topic, like YouTube clips, websites, songs, photos. My upper elementary columns are organized more into units drumming, ukulele, recorder, composition, sound exploration, apps, etc. For lower elementary, this is organized by songs & activities, chants & activities, movement activities, listening games, and song stories. Each column is a different topic in our music instruction. Well, anything you want! I have two padlets – one for lower elementary and one for upper elementary – set up using the Columns theme. Additional padlets can be purchased with a monthly subscription.
#Padlet activities free
Signing up for an account is free and three padlets are included in the base plan. Boards can be shared with others with content locked to view only, or can be collaborative in nature, where others can add and share content. Simply, Padlet is a virtual board where you can pin content like websites, music, documents, photos, videos and more. So what is Padlet? Let’s check it out! What is Padlet?
There are a variety of ways to organize content for students and sharing your Padlet with parents and students is simple and easy. Padlet is perfect for music instruction! It allows you to create digital choice boards for your students.
My first reaction to any new technology is to determine how I can use it for music education. Last week, I was introduced to Padlet by my PE colleague. I know, for some of you, that sounds a bit stressful, if not crazy, but it’s been something I’ve been able to shift my focus on during these uncertain times. If I can find a silver lining in the age of distance learning, it’s that I have the time to really learn and dig deep into new technologies.
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