Ideas for giving students purposeful design problems and examples of student work that results.
Creative use of digital tools can engage students and help you integrate your iPads, PCs, or Chromebooks into the curriculum.
Asking students to invent something to solve a problem is a great way to teach the design process and engage students in powerful work in your maker space or time.
Ask students to design something that helps others benefit from this expertise.
Students apply what they have learned about animal characteristics and adaptation to create a new creature and introduce it to the scientific community.
Teaching others is the best way to learn content and designing tutorials provides students with an opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge while helping their peers.
Put students in charge of informing others about important issues such as safety and digital citizenship.
Combine narrative, informational, and argument writing to get others to take action or change their behavior.
First grade shared what they learned about animals in their research unit at a wax museum this afternoon! Students made posters, dioramas, and shared animals facts. They made animal masks using Wixie! @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/ubTdayG745
— Belle View ES (@BelleViewES) April 12, 2023
Today we used Wixie to create a newspaper article about Earth Day and how we can help our planet! @CopperHillES @FlemRarSchools #wixie pic.twitter.com/jHYzegrYf6
— Jeff Moore (@MooreClassroom) April 20, 2023
embed codeEnjoyed making a grammar @Tech4Learning #Wixie for our fifth graders. Making content is one of the things I love about this job. #sharonstrong #instructionaltechnologyspecialist pic.twitter.com/3B873oW5fh
— ???????? ?????????? ?????????? (@MrsKaraAMerck) March 27, 2023
Spent time in @MsUm_in1st using #wixie! They were so creative with their plant posters! They are masterful when using the tools!!@Tech4Learning @montclair_elem pic.twitter.com/DIE4hQHOvo
— Tina Katz (@thefrogpond102) January 12, 2023
Had fun hanging with a small group of 5th graders yesterday. Some @Tech4Learning #Wixie and circuits was a great way to end a Friday! @montclair_elem pic.twitter.com/AqzCowMyAQ
— Tina Katz (@thefrogpond102) January 7, 2023
Our students finish the school year creating amazing research projects using #Wixie from @Tech4Learning Check out some of their title pages.@StamatinaH @ExecSuptKWatts @UlanaKorovec pic.twitter.com/LiccH80sxB
— Public School 131 (@ps131K15) June 16, 2022
Refecting on life in Library Land @HES_LMS! After learning about Wicked Weather,some students used WIXIE to create their Emergency Plans. And some students said "Ms. Campbell, we just want to read books for fun" Libraries in schools are more then books. #bcpslms @MrFilderman pic.twitter.com/NcWPOOIMQT
— Capathia Campbell (@HES_LMS) February 20, 2022
Working on our driving question “how can we help save animal habitats in our community?” Starting to develop monarch garden designs using Wixie and collaborating our designs. @GoshenPostES @GPE_GatorPond #savethemonarchs pic.twitter.com/8yeOCpgzdK
— Mrs. Monahan (@MrsMonahan2nd) October 17, 2018
Using #Wixie to design a new memorial honoring our Veterans ?????? #VeteransDay18 pic.twitter.com/Lul0FbFMqt
— Ms.Plaugher (@plaugherLP) November 12, 2018
Students used #wixie to design Thanksgiving letters for residents of a nursing home @QuarterfieldES pic.twitter.com/lUB63oqO3F
— Kristine Nellenbach (@Nellenbach_LMS) November 21, 2017
We used digital resources to research an animal. Then used Wixie to design an informative display about how the animal survives in its natural world. #ShakeUpLearning @VillaCrestaElem pic.twitter.com/rBLfhByCZZ
— Jennifer Gitelson (@Mrs_Gitelson) November 28, 2018
5th #sessharks share their Sternberg response on a Junior Great Book task to design a new space for the main character! #creative #analytical #choice #voice @ShannonLacross @VBGifted @StrawbridgeES pic.twitter.com/o9LT1oaYs5
— LWildman (@lesliewildman1) March 9, 2019
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