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Wixie 13 Days of Halloween template
Using Wixie in Primary Math
New approaches to math improve fluency through the use of creative technology tools.
Use these examples of math projects created by primary students to inspire technology integration in your classroom.
These digital projects were created by students using Wixie.
Students practice counting through the creation of a Halloween (or any holiday!) counting book.
Students categorize objects in their environment into basic shapes.
Students practice making patterns and then record narration explaining their pattern.
Click the play button to listen to the student explain their pattern.
Have students illustrate an addition or subtraction story and record an explaination of the problem. Collect the student projects into a class book and solve all the problems together.
Use this choice board to put students in charge of how they will practice counting.
New approaches to math improve fluency through the use of creative technology tools.
I saw an #fcpsSBTS using Wixie as a tool in math so today we tested out math choice boards! The small group that tested it out had a lot of fun showing their math thinking in a new way pic.twitter.com/2P7pV3ob3l
— Ms. Krueger (@mskruegerr) February 8, 2023
Build a Snowman Challenge! 2nd graders built ?????? all under 6” tall using @Tech4Learning Wixie. @BCPSMATH @BCPS_Magnet pic.twitter.com/KvCwr8NPwG
— We are CVE STEAM?? (@WeAreCVESTEAM) January 20, 2023
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, 2016Graphing our class bar graph on to Wixie picture graph. pic.twitter.com/sgcbA7FRAz
— PL Kindergarten (@PLKids123) March 6, 2018
What facts do you know about apples? These K Ss love red apples best! But green was a close 2nd. They counted apples and placed them on trees using #Wixie @Tech4Learning Awesome work from these K Ss. @michelleamend5 @dedewilson13 @vcharylit pic.twitter.com/kPHEsXa4aQ
— Beth Fisher (@BethFisherIFT) October 2, 2018
Sorting buttons in real life and on the computer! #wixie #mathfun pic.twitter.com/C1WHE5B9Or
— Kristen Anderson (@Anderson_Stars) October 5, 2018
Today some of our 1st graders are making shape books in #Wixie to add to their book boxes! They added pictures and wrote sentences about each one! @rudd_robin #scestech pic.twitter.com/cgfySYEw0C
— Mrs. Charnick (@CharnickSCES) November 9, 2018
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
Kinders using Wixie to solve & create addition problems. We had lots of mini-experts and helpers! Thanks @dawnsayre pic.twitter.com/ZdtCzKuQWq
— WillowCreekLRC (@WillowCreekLRC) January 27, 2015K Ss @LuxfordES are using #Wixie to decompose numbers. #TheLuxfordWay pic.twitter.com/1NNOHEphYd
— Janet Seward (@Janet_Seward) March 9, 2018
We made pattern trading cards in Wixie, then traded them with each other. @SwansCreekES #scestech #Wixie pic.twitter.com/m8M8C6D1zS
— Mrs. Lehmann (@Lehmann1stgrade) November 29, 2018
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