Creating games and interactive tools with Padlet TA

Padlet TA is designed to help teachers focus more on teaching and less on preparing. Educators can create fun, interactive games and activities using the tools on Padlet TA! Seamlessly create Flashcards, Matching games, Fill in the blank activities, and more!

Getting started

Go to ta.padlet.com, click on an activity, and follow the steps below. Let us do the rest!

  1. Click on the activity you'd like to create (more about the different activities below)
  2. Fill out the required prompts (marked with an asterisk) adding additional context, including files and links, if desired.
  3. Click the arrow to generate your results and review the content
Adjust the prompts and click Regenerate to produce a different result or choose from one of our Export options!

Activities and games

Flashcards

Flashcards are great study materials! You have to admit, they're way more exciting than just reading passages from a book when studying for a test.

Flashcards are currently in BETA.

When you're ready to share the flashcards with your students, click the Copy play link button. Students can click on the card and it will flip to the back with the answer.

Need help? Click the Hint button.

Matching

Encourage critical thinking, boost memory retention and improve focus by creating a matching activity for your students! These activities can be used to match related or identical items (words, pictures, etc.) to help students focus on specific relationships and strengthen their recognition skills.

For a fun, interactive experience - click Copy play link and share it with your students.

When students click the link, they can drag and drop the cards into the spaces. When they're finished, they can check their answers by clicking on Submit.

Multiple choice

The multiple choice generator makes it easy to create quiz questions for your students. Just enter your grade level and learning goal, and the tool will create questions with answer choices for you to use in your classroom.

Fill in the blank

The fill in the blank activity allows you to create a fun, interactive game that can be completed online for practice or export your fill in the blank activity as a worksheet!

For a fun, interactive experience - click Copy play link and share it with your students.

When students click the link, they can drag and drop the choices into the spaces. When they're finished, they can check their answers by clicking Submit.

Sorting

Solid, liquid or gas? Fruit or vegetable? Plastic, paper or glass?

Create a sorting activity to help children learn to recognize patterns, shapes and characteristics!

Drag and drop the cards into the correct position and check your answers by clicking Submit. Don't worry if you missed some - you can redo the ones you missed or start over from the beginning!

The Sorting activity is currently in BETA.

Sequencing

Create an activity to place steps in order from beginning to end! Create activities to order the steps on how a plant grows, steps the the scientific method, the order of planets from the sun, etc.

Sequencing activities are currently in BETA.

Best practices for prompting

See our Best practices for prompting guide for tips on crafting effective prompts to get the best results.

Examples

AI Tool / Subject

Prompts

Results

Matching

Chemistry

Grade level/year: 11th grade

Topic/learning objective: Periodic table of elements

Additional context: Match the picture of the element with the symbol on the periodic table. Include the full name of the element with the picture.

Click here to try this activity out yourself!

Click here to view the prompt results

*To create your own version, click Duplicate at the top of the page.

Fill-in-the-blank

Respiratory Therapy

Grade level/year: College

Topic/learning objectives/standard: Respiratory Therapy (or Respiratory Therapy oxygen devices)

Additional context: 10 questions

Click here to try this activity out yourself!

Click here to view the prompt results

*To create your own version, click Duplicate at the top of the page.


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