Use these examples of projects created by students and tweets from classroom teachers to inspire your activities in your classroom for the month of December.
Creative use of technology can engage students, and help you integrate technology into daily classroom instruction.
If students are new to Wixie, get them started quickly with a scratch art activity with a background for winter, Hanukkah, Christmas, or Kwanzaa.
Have students design snow globes to highlight a favorite memory, showcase holiday celebrations at home, or create a wintry scene. Search "globe" for a template.
Have students create a Wixie project to share their experience and their family's holiday traditions.
Get students to create and share digital greetings or eCards with family and friends, whether a holiday greet or thank you note of gratitude.
Students love making things, and Wixie makes it easy to create a range of items. Put student creativity to use by having them create unique holiday gifts that show appreciation for family, friends, or community members.
Students were designing a holiday postcard for a special teacher in Wixie #MVWES pic.twitter.com/277IymSgnx
— Maria (@Gangitano_art) December 15, 2020
Using #Wixie to create our �All About Me� book. December�s page is �My favorite holiday tradition is...� @Tech4Learning @mattiekowalski3 #ForestHills101 pic.twitter.com/DZSPC6Kws1
— Beth Tortorello (@FHTechTeacher) December 14, 2020
Only a few more posts left in the #12daysofELVES (Every Learner Virtually Engaged for Success) hmmm so many ideas for the ugly holiday sweater contests. #wixie Thanks for sharing @Hunt4books @huddlup4books @hurtadab pic.twitter.com/zdummnnIvH
— Deborah Ellis (@mrsdellis) December 14, 2020
Do you wanna make a snow globe or a Christmas ???@HumbleISD_FCE Our cardinals are having fun with Wixie! @PrecusGlover @MrsRFiore @MrsAfutuFCE #FCE2019 #CardinalPride #ComputerPara pic.twitter.com/I4tOziEKJS
— Rachelle Meza (@mrsmeza_fce) December 6, 2019
Happy Holidays from these 1st graders who are excited to share their first printed #Wixie masterpieces with their families. Mastering mouse skills and exercising creativity! @wantaghschools @WantaghTeachers @Wantagh_Tech @wantaghel @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/oIbecGv9ZK
— Henry Chiu (@TeacherChiu) December 20, 2019
Kindergarteners learn how to click and drag a mouse to create gingerbread people, and 1st graders use Wixie to make Winter scenes! @ForestLakeWsd @WantaghTeachers @Wantagh_Tech pic.twitter.com/ZZOh4KY8Jj
— Danielle Luke (@wufsdtechie) December 17, 2019
We loved meeting up with our mentees before the break. We used our knowledge of Wixie to collaborate to make a winter scene Wixie project #mentoringmatters. ?@MsStein_Kinder? ?@KatieLugli? pic.twitter.com/LVtuI6xgTJ
— Mme Cox�s Crew (@mmecoxtweets) December 22, 2019
Mrs. Hitchings� kindergartens are making books in Wixie to show what holidays they celebrate�they�re working hard and showing creativity! pic.twitter.com/iU0tC6RXd4
— Jen Roberts (@JenMoRo1) December 18, 2018
Fun with Jan Brett�s, The Mitten during computer specials using Wixie! @HumbleISD_TE @HumbleISD_DL #TEinspires pic.twitter.com/c1iMIV5yTD
— Laura Frey (@TimbersTech) December 13, 2017
Kindergarten marking scratch art on Wixie! #LogInExperts @aacpsoit @HillsmereESAACP pic.twitter.com/qRJXL9QasM
— Mrs Norris (@SheilaAnnNorris) December 11, 2018
Making holiday �elfies� with Wixie inspired by two elf-ish books. #welovewixie #elfies pic.twitter.com/OHmNVk1Ows
— DES Media Magic (@VerlichMj) December 15, 2017
Love the first graders creativity in Wixie. pic.twitter.com/r2yephIwdq
— Sarah (@sarahmtechie) December 14, 2018
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Get students started with Scratch Art
Wixie Snowglobe template