Use these examples of projects created by students to inspire technology integration in your Kindergarten classroom. These technology projects were created by students using Wixie.
Whether you have Chromebooks, iPads, PCs, or Macs in your classroom, you can use technology to engage and inspire your students in the curriculum.
"Wixie is friendlier for the littlest learners. I can create and assign a project in seconds and it is way easier for students to record their voice and add text. Wixie's enormous image bank means I don't have to find images elsewhere for my Kindergartners or worry about copyright laws when using images."
Dana Bailey
Kindergarten Teacher
Cartwright School District, AZ
Wixie's Templates library includes over 70 Kindergarten math activities you can use for formative assessment purposes or tasks for student work at centers and in station rotations.
Students create their own adaptations of literature they are reading.
Students categorize objects in their environment into basic shapes.
A page from a pre-school ABC book. Wixie gives students a voice to demonstrate early literacy skills that is engaging and meaningful.
Students practice counting through the creation of a Halloween (or any holiday!) counting book.
Students practice making patterns and then record narration explaining their pattern.
Click the play button to listen to the student explain their pattern.
Use this roadmap to build literacy, numeracy and ICT skills! Select an activity and assign to learners yourself or share the roadmap with students and have the progress at their own pace
Kindergarten students in Ms. Johnson's class are using Wixie to publish their non-fiction writing about zoo animals ???????? @Tech4Learning @BlindBrookUFSD pic.twitter.com/1GFDx4KYXs
— BlindBrookTechnology (@BlindBrookTech) March 23, 2022
KG Ss practice addition and subtraction story problems in #Wixie Our Ss can show their mathematical reasoning by dragging pictures and writing equations @Tech4Learning @Coles_Fletcher @ColesRoadrunner @TreadwellMrs pic.twitter.com/aCuVz8mQsu
— Mrs. Martin (@ITCColes) May 31, 2022
We took our learning outside as we captured photos of plants to learn about their parts! Today, we labeled our photos with the parts of the plants using #Wixie ??????some friends took it a step further and drew plants, then labeled them on their own ?? @BaileysES_FCPS pic.twitter.com/yctmW6a1zq
— Shireen Kelly (@shireen_kelly) May 12, 2022
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
Our Kinders continue to collaborate in @Tech4Learning #wixie as they learn about weather, pack a suitcase and then describe their partner’s suitcase with a picture! pic.twitter.com/iUS70ItGig
— Sangster Elementary (@Sangster_ES) April 21, 2022
KDGers created 3D and 2D shape people as part of their geometry unit. #wixie @Tech4Learning #ForestHills101 pic.twitter.com/x64J8vO9UV
— Beth Tortorello (@FHTechTeacher) February 19, 2021
Kinder getting the hang of “click & drag” skills with a Fall Sort. ?@HumbleISD_TE? @humbleisd_dl #TEinspires pic.twitter.com/vmiAhqKFNm
— Laura Frey (@MrsLFrey) November 6, 2020
KDG Ss using #Wixie to review the letter “Dd”. @Tech4Learning #ForestHills101 pic.twitter.com/OrkzTPOEi0
— Beth Tortorello (@FHTechTeacher) October 10, 2018
Working hard on our #Ibpyp unit about weather and the seasons. Today we explored the seasons with #wixie. #WedoIBWELLwood #bcpskinder @KatieLugli @WellwoodIntlES pic.twitter.com/L2DV3MY4GM
— Morgan Stein (@MsStein_Kinder) December 7, 2018
K Ss practice what fair share means. #wixie @tech4learning @jmitkows1 pic.twitter.com/wv6jxJBvcK
— Beth Fisher (@BethFisherIFT) January 28, 2019
Oh how we love Wixie! Ss identifying and sorting what objects are Solid, Liquid, or Gas! #SpottedatLOW pic.twitter.com/u7Y8Oa5hT4
— Rouba El-Kari (@MrsElkari) February 27, 2019
Kindergarten students used the Wixie ipad app to complete projects about George Washington. #kindergartenrocks #ipadlearning #wixiefun pic.twitter.com/GGBUdqpNxx
— Providence Panthers (@ProvidenceES) February 27, 2019
Rhyme time on Wixie!! pic.twitter.com/iM1VKrMhGn
— PL Kindergarten (@PLKids123) March 9, 2019
Kindness counts @CalvertESCCPS #kindergartenerart #wixie @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/NrmSReWnu4
— Calvert Elementary (@CalvertESCCPS) March 10, 2019
Using Wixie to retell The Very Hungry Caterpillar @AlantonAstros @AlantonLMS @ftfaustEDU pic.twitter.com/qhKJaVIqJX
— Brianne Nelson (@BenelsonNelson) February 12, 2018
Kindergarten students were practicing their #digitalstorytelling skills this morning by narrating their #Wixie drawings in STEM ?? #parkavepride pic.twitter.com/qa2srbgP8X
— Amanda Melican (@park_ave_stem) March 14, 2018
Kindergarten engageNY assessment of crops!!! Drawing on Wixie!!!! Thanks Ms. Snow!!! Great job kinder students!!! @marilynbond18 #CESDknowthyimpact pic.twitter.com/ebSzBsB1zg
— Tomahawk CSD83 (@TomahawkCSD83) November 17, 2017
#Kindergarten making 5 senses booklets on #Wixie in the #STEAM Lab. @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/9ofh7EhvuM
— Carrie Willis (@carriewillis18) September 6, 2017
Kindergarteners in @ParkAveK208 are writing and illustrating their own butterfly life cycle stories on Wixie #parkavepride @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/enltnSOTRK
— Amanda Melican (@park_ave_stem) May 16, 2017
Using Wixie to create money books in kindergarten! Working on our coin identification and value! #fhesfoxes pic.twitter.com/7Lx02F6XR0
— Tabitha Reber (@CtrlAltTABitha) May 8, 2017
Ss working on animal habitat projects #wixie #techinkindergarten @WellwoodIntlES @BCPS_ELA pic.twitter.com/vXob6rHyTm
— Wellwood Kdg (@WellwoodKdg) March 25, 2016
Literature suggestions for student adaptation
Wixie adaptation template - It Looked Like Spilt Milk by Charles G. Shaw
Kindergarteners build an understanding of fiction and nonfiction through anchor charts and Wixie @missyfanshaw pic.twitter.com/155uJKzs8G
— Mrs.Barry (@RFESlibrary) March 25, 2015Graphing our class bar graph on to Wixie picture graph. pic.twitter.com/sgcbA7FRAz
— PL Kindergarten (@PLKids123) March 6, 2018
Kdgners in Miss Demartinis's class at @Dodge_WCSD using #Wixie on iPads to work on cardinality within their "13 Days of Halloween" books. pic.twitter.com/13sooUgTP7
— Dodge Elementary (@Dodge_WCSD) November 17, 2016
So excited 4 K Ss creating EOY books w/ WIxie & our recording box! Thx Mrs S. 4 co-teaching & sharing w/ your Ss! #deyits #deyrocks #vbits pic.twitter.com/BdbukZJepr
— JBD_ITS (@khingerty) June 7, 2017
These kindergarteners are creating their own Duck! Rabbit! story pages using Wixie! #GRA15 #GRAAmy pic.twitter.com/hwRs8d2QDM
— Nate Balcom (@mrbalcom) October 16, 2015Kindergarteners used #wixie to make a word family book. They used text boxes and the search function to find pictures that matched their words. They printed it out as a mini book so they can practice reading! @Tech4Learning #dodeaMAD pic.twitter.com/AdoRC9lMLb
— gracie k (@gracemejin) March 22, 2018
K Ss @LuxfordES are using #Wixie to decompose numbers. #TheLuxfordWay pic.twitter.com/1NNOHEphYd
— Janet Seward (@Janet_Seward) March 9, 2018
Making hypotheses, experimenting and collecting data using #wixie in Kindergarten. #vbits @brolabears @RosemontForest pic.twitter.com/zj50Mx94Z4
— Sheena Smith (@smitherette) November 28, 2017
Using #wixie to find real world shapes in @kdiener626's class. pic.twitter.com/wPCtoK4v6Q
— Melissa Daniels (@techdaniels) November 2, 2016
Creating Protect our Earth posters on WIXIE! @Edgemere_BCPS pic.twitter.com/HRqJKkydNW
— Ms. Gargano (@MsGarganoEES) June 7, 2017
Fabulous work with #Wixie & our snowy 10 frames. We practiced counting, adding, and writing numbers. Fun! #lcps16 pic.twitter.com/oAqWy2JdeF
— Laura Briggs (@LauraBTRT) January 8, 2016Now and then sorting on Wixie in the computer lab today. pic.twitter.com/AMjxTqG5BC
— Joan Sukowicz (@JoanSukowicz) January 12, 2016Comparing and contrasting on Wixie. Can your child tell you how The Hat and The Mitten stories were alike? pic.twitter.com/1nlFewFVqw
— PL Kindergarten (@PLKids123) January 27, 2019
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