Use these examples of projects created by students and tweets from classroom teachers to inspire activities in your classroom this spring. These multimedia projects were created by students using Wixie.
Creative use of technology can engage students, and help you integrate your iPads, PCs, or Chromebooks into the curriculum.
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With the changes in the seasons becoming more visible, these students used the Cycle diagram in Wixie to show their understanding of the stages in butterfly metamorphosis.
Traditional haiku contain a kigo, or season word, to indicate in which season the Haiku is set. In this project students used Wixie write, illustrate, and publish a haiku with kigo indicating spring.
Students can choose a scientific cycle such as pollenation and illustrate it to build and demonstrate their understanding.
Traditional haiku contain a kigo, or season word, to indicate in which season the Haiku is set. In this project students used Wixie write, illustrate, and publish a haiku with kigo indicating spring.
Students looked at fractions in spring photos and then created their own spring scene showing fractions.
Students apply radial symmetry and elements of color, shape, and balance to create a spring-themed mandala.
First grade using Wixie to illustrate and narrate the change in seasons. @HumbleISD @Humble_Science @HumbleISD_EGE @HumbleISD_DDI #egeglows pic.twitter.com/Ag0tj7SiVL
— Laura Frey (@MrsLFrey) February 4, 2023
Look at the focus and engagement! ?? 1st graders love making their Book of Seasons on Wixie! ?????????? #AACPSAwesome #funinfirstgrade #wixie @arnoldaacps @aacpsoit @AACPS_K5Science pic.twitter.com/JfJD7FcuUp
— Lindsey Kramer (@LindseyWKramer) October 18, 2022
Hosted a Poetry Cafe for students to share poems with their classmates. Haiku poems, color poems and shape poems were read aloud during our “open mic” night! Wixie allowed students the opportunity to creatively display their poems. ?? pic.twitter.com/pDixZhwnLy
— Mrs. Crump (@MrsCrumpCWES) February 28, 2021
Nick wrote about spring in Wixie today! pic.twitter.com/tnMvXK2qZf
— MissDenteFRSD (@MissDenteFRSD) March 24, 2020
Check out some writing prompts completed in WIXIE today! @CopperHillES @MrsServetnick @AshleyRaylock #frsd #WIXIE #CHPROUD pic.twitter.com/zYa3FldaYG
— Margaret Gerlach (@mgerlach2) April 7, 2020
So proud of my second graders helping Mr. Kurg's first graders with a WIXIE project. They helped to choose a background and write a spring sentence #parkavepride #wixie pic.twitter.com/pDwoGS4ROl
— Mrs.Ramus' Busy Bees (@mrsramus) March 20, 2019
Loved using #wixie today with 2nd Graders to write acrostic #poems today about spring! They love all the #wixie tools and customize their projects with backgrounds and images. #itsworthit #wixie #writing #poetrymonth #librariesareworthit pic.twitter.com/sGH7ThEYn2
— Brookside Library (@brooksideREADS) April 25, 2019
Spring scavenger hunt! ECE kiddos taking pictures to create their signs of Spring Book in #Wixie! @Tech4Learning #ForestHills101 pic.twitter.com/hOP4mvPsTv
— Beth Tortorello (@FHTechTeacher) April 6, 2021
After reading How do you know it’s spring using @EpicKidsBooks, 1st grade Ss use #wixie to write about what happens in spring. #vblms #lynnhavenlions #VBtransforms pic.twitter.com/BsKGsQqvJO
— Jacqui McGuire-Day (@jacquimday) March 28, 2019
Welcoming spring by using Wixie to make pictures about our favorite things about the season ??????#SpottedatLOW #wixie pic.twitter.com/7zJgRefJXu
— Cheyenne Anderson (@MrsAndersonLCPS) March 21, 2019
We had fun w/ our kindergarten pals using Wixie to make Spring is... pictures. pic.twitter.com/uylqZPgCyw
— MrsMooreFRSD (@MrsMooreFRSD) April 6, 2017
Spring pictures and writing on Wixie pic.twitter.com/WBDzHW8YBW
— PL Kindergarten (@PLKids123) March 23, 2017