Comics and cartoons are a great way to engage students in the stories they are reading, the information they are researching, and the ideas they are exploring in your curriculum.
Wixie makes it easy for students to combine images and speech bubbles to create comics and cartoons that summarize, teach, retell, inform, raise awareness and more.
In this project, students create a 4-panel comic to summarize the plot in a story they are reading.
Students choose a scientific cycle and create an illustrated comic to share their learning of the process.
Once students became experts, they created comics to share their expertise through a cartoon tutorial.
Comics are a fun way to get and share information. In this project, students use comics to inform others about health issues.
Students became agents of change as they created social stories to demonstrate positive behavior and friendship at school.
Collaborated with our rockstar librarian @jclough22 on a lesson using @Tech4Learning! Kindergarten students used Wixie to make their own story including setting and characters. Ss were so engaged while creating their story! @ShelleyPohzehl @KarenEHaddock @ScottLoomis @PWCSNews pic.twitter.com/AUknH9pxGN
— Mrs. Strauss (@mrs_strauss22) May 18, 2022
If a plant had super powers… being creative and critical thinkers by creating books on Wixie @Tech4Learning
— Kaylin Daniels (@TechyDaniels) February 27, 2023
Today we learned how to use the speaking tool to help us type our sentences. pic.twitter.com/Ui2M7FYmA4
Using Wixie to show how characters change over time. ???? pic.twitter.com/0hIOOslwRY
— Mrs. Crump (@MrsCrumpCWES) October 13, 2021
5th graders created historical graphic novels on Wixie! Their creative skills are amazing! @HolabirdSTEM @BCPSLMP @vkearns_M @MrsBallardHSP pic.twitter.com/wkXBapUy9h
— Amy Levengood (@Levengood_reads) May 28, 2021
Second grade Ss publishing fractured fairy tale comic books! @Tech4Learning #wixie @espillone101 pic.twitter.com/vsDWi0ytTC
— Vickie Antonsen (@VickieAntonsen) April 16, 2021
??The Cromwell Comic Book Company has printed their first editions of “The Pigs, the Wolf, and the Mud” Wixie retells and shipped them to their homes! @gaylor_linda @Tech4Learning @BCPS_ELA @CathyThomasBCPS @samyuhanick pic.twitter.com/tEhe3gIpY6
— Cromwell Valley Elem (@CromwellValleyE) December 11, 2020
My super tigers worked really hard to create their Super Citizen Comics! THANK YOU to @SGiese15 for creating our Wixie template and @FairhillLibrary for teaching us about comics! #supertigers #hearusroar #lifeinfirst #pblproject #lifeinfirst @FairhillES @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/rua6ceuqJu
— SantiagoSuperheroes (@MrsSantiago19) September 30, 2019
Using Wixie Comics to enhance our PBLs. Wait, did you know that tomorrow is Free Comic Book Day? @Freecomicbook @Canterbury_Wood pic.twitter.com/UV3XgJhlEI
— Mrs. Crump (@MrsCrumpCWES) May 3, 2019
#Wixie is perfect for creative comic writing! @LCPSLegacy #lcps19 pic.twitter.com/3Ra2bmnNc5
— Logan McIntosh (@JLoganMcIntoshV) October 4, 2018
We had a great time using Wixie (@Tech4Learning ) to create our Good Citizen Superhero comics! #supertigers #hearusroar #lifeinfirst #socialstudieswritingandtech #focused @FairhillES pic.twitter.com/5Bot2cZdAv
— SantiagoSuperheroes (@MrsSantiago19) September 25, 2019
One student making a life cycle of a bean comic strip and one student adding to his bean journal. Both scientists using Wixie #AACPSawesome #wixie @RollingKnollsES @AACPS_K5Science @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/jXMBhyTvYj
— Lindsey Kramer (@LindseyWKramer) November 16, 2017
Using Wixie + knowledge of dialogue and events to build James and the Giant Peach comic strips! #labsleadtheway pic.twitter.com/cyEjjkUlgR
— Samantha Amato (@MrsAmatoMCES) May 1, 2015
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