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Wixie Book Cover Design template
Using Wixie to Build Literacy in Elementary Grades
How to use Wixie's tools and curriculum library to support your emerging readers, writers, and speakers.
Use these examples of projects created by students to inspire technology integration in your classroom literacy program.
Creative use of technology can engage students, and help you integrate your iPads, PCs, or Chromebooks into the curriculum.
These multimedia projects were created by students using Wixie.
Students create a new cover for a book to show comprehension and explore character, plot, setting, symbolism, and conflict.
To show what they know about a character in a novel you are reading, students create a digital scrapbook for this person.
Students can personify an object and write a story as part of an online book or animated adventure.
Students respond to a book they are reading, such as Grandpa's Stories by Langston Hughes.
Students create their own adaptations of literature they are reading.
Students create visual poetry by combining images that portray the meaning of text.
How to use Wixie's tools and curriculum library to support your emerging readers, writers, and speakers.
@Jennife20928054 Fourth graders used Wixie to create their own library books for others to read. They included a table of contents and cited their sources in a bibliography. Great way for them to be Communicators and Contributors! ?? @HorizonElem pic.twitter.com/6eekyJaXJX
— Miss Staples (@HRZIFT) February 15, 2023
We are having a #pbl celebration. We’ve been working hard to create nonfiction “All About…” books in Wixie! We are taking turns presenting to classmates and taking notes on wow facts between 2nd grade classrooms. @FcpsPOGPOL #iteachwriting #iteach2nd pic.twitter.com/EDZXYY3Obi
— Amy Stohs (@aestohs) December 14, 2022
We had fun writing and sharing the "Fractured Fairy Tales" we wrote using Wixie. pic.twitter.com/JdTfnHbyoA
— MrsAdams4th (@lynnada16019030) September 10, 2021
This week we learned about fairy tales and got to recreate our favorite one using Wixie! My kiddos love all the fun features of Wixie and I love seeing how creative they can be! #firstgrade #wildcatproud #wixie @HumbleISD @HumbleISD_LLE @LakelandMakers @Tech4Learning ???????? pic.twitter.com/WHY80HRPHE
— Leah Bergman (@MrsBergman93) September 30, 2022
My kiddos showed they knew “Knuffle Bunny Too” was a realistic fiction text by recreating a scene on #Wixie from the story. They chose a real setting and drew the characters on top just like @MoWillems!!! #firstgrade @HumbleISD @HumbleISD_LLE @Tech4Learning @carolynkdaly ?????? pic.twitter.com/IiOHvkGRRB
— Leah Bergman (@MrsBergman93) November 2, 2022
Figurative Language on Wixie! pic.twitter.com/N3HobDQn79
— Angela Jo Dayutis (@DayutisTCE) February 17, 2017
#3rdgrade is sharing their fractured fairy tales in Wixie. #ourfcps @WSESfox pic.twitter.com/Z1PddiXT37
— Alecia Carroll (@aacarroll1) June 15, 2017
Oh snap! Connecting to text creating #booksnaps with Wixie on iPads. @smitherette @RosemontForest #vbits @RoFoPaul pic.twitter.com/lyEm1XTIOF
— Sheila Teri (@TechTeachVB) March 30, 2017
What would an illustrator draw? Visualization lesson with #Wixie and the story Hungry Hen by Richard Waring @kwoninsecond #PWCS #WeAreSwans pic.twitter.com/vc6Ak2hiK1
— Mrs. Charnick (@CharnickSCES) October 25, 2017
3rd graders use Wixie to compare and contrast fiction and nonfiction. #whiteoakslibrary @PWhiteOaksES @laurayoakam pic.twitter.com/8zYWLvMOSz
— Courtney Phillips (@MrsPhillipsLMS) October 2, 2017
4th graders used Wixie to create their own dictionaries full of multiple meaning words. @PWhiteOaksES @laurayoakam @vblms #whiteoakslibrary pic.twitter.com/F5b9vzWSMc
— Courtney Phillips (@MrsPhillipsLMS) December 19, 2017
Using Wixie with third graders to write diamanté poems!! #proud2bWHE #HumbleDL pic.twitter.com/qIOAHrJX45
— janice johnson (@janjohns12) January 26, 2018
Ss worked collaboratively on a main idea activity on Wixie and are loving their reading response journal on Wixie too! #wixie #collaboration @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/odncn2nb1I
— Krista Miller (@krista_miller) January 31, 2018
Using Wixie to retell our favorite scene from James and the Giant Peach! @sskazis @BCPS_ELA @Tech4Learning #bcpslh pic.twitter.com/7UIt7YxGjG
— Jessica Whorton (@CLETS_STAT) May 25, 2017
3rd graders use Wixie in Technology class to create new book covers after reading The Computer Teacher from the Black Lagoon! pic.twitter.com/BILmSNSFCB
— Triadelphia Ridge ES (@hcpss_tres) October 18, 2017
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