Use these examples of projects created by students to inspire digital project work in your primary science program.
These projects were created by students using Wixie.
Students use a cluster diagram template to describe traits of a plant, animal, habitat, or weather system.
Students can choose a scientific cycle and illustrate it to build and demonstrate their understanding.
Students interview animals to demonstrate knowledge of animal characteristics, diet, and more.
Have students create their own informational text including headings, a table of contents, captions, and labeling to find information. Publish their work as a great collection of nonfiction at just the right reading level for your students.
Students use a Venn diagram template to compare two animals, habitats, or other science topic.
Have students write poetry or create unique products to demonstrate understanding of informational text.
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
We used Wixie to create habitats for local animals. We made sure that they met all of their needs for survival! #firstgradescience @CubRunFCPS pic.twitter.com/RNt84lRj3B
— TACousino (@CubRunCousino) February 7, 2023
??The students had lots of fun using Wixie today during Science. We learned about how we use water in our daily lives, then drew a picture of one way that we use water. ??@HaymarketCubs #hmeskinder pic.twitter.com/9l4vCnxlbo
— KinderHicks (@HicksKinder) November 4, 2021
Second graders finished their unit on Tremendous Trees by creating a product to persuade others to save the trees! Some chose posters while others did recordings on Wixie! @TylerHeights @aacpsoit pic.twitter.com/sKwmGlLiqM
— Elizabeth McMullen (@emcmulle4) October 14, 2021
Another cute video my students made in Wixie about the life cycle of a butterfly. I love the speech bubbles ?? @LowesIslandElem #spottedatlow #wixie pic.twitter.com/iOHkDYJh57
— Emily Meadows (@LcpsMeadows) May 8, 2021
Second graders finished their unit on Tremendous Trees by creating a product to persuade others to save the trees! Some chose posters while others did recordings on Wixie! @TylerHeights @aacpsoit pic.twitter.com/sKwmGlLiqM
— Elizabeth McMullen (@emcmulle4) October 14, 2021
KDGers are studying chicks. Using #Wixie they are creating the life cycle of a chicken. This chick wanted to join the Wixie fun! #ForestHills101 #WSD101 @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/6eOqqkqEdk
— Beth Tortorello (@FHTechTeacher) April 29, 2021
What do you think the center of the earth looks like? Ss used #wixie to describe their thinking! @Tech4Learning @oakhilles pic.twitter.com/yyari38nVO
— Pamela Bennett (@Bennettoakhill) September 29, 2019
Using Wixie to create slideshows about dangerous storms. ???????? pic.twitter.com/rgQ22xNN5F
— Mrs. Crump (@MrsCrumpCWES) January 25, 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
Wixie experts creating their zoo information plaques! pic.twitter.com/V6S3pek9Zy
— Kathryn Wheeler (@mswheeler1st) April 9, 2019
Second graders are communicating what they have learned about monarch butterflies today. The are making diagrams using #wixie and narrating them to better inform their audience about the life cycle of these amazing creatures. #FCPSpog @Tech4Learning @LouiseArcherES @FCPSScience pic.twitter.com/sQq1JwD5yu
— Chris Jacobs (@ctjacobs) October 3, 2019
Interviewing Animals w/ Wixie! ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? pic.twitter.com/jMhvOpcKhO
— Ted Beltz (@TedBeltz) February 21, 2020
KDGers are studying chicks. Using #Wixie they are creating the life cycle of a chicken. This chick wanted to join the Wixie fun! #ForestHills101 #WSD101 @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/6eOqqkqEdk
— Beth Tortorello (@FHTechTeacher) April 29, 2021
2nd graders using Wixie to show their understanding of weathering and erosion. #ILESSoars pic.twitter.com/Uoq30d24vM
— Elizabeth Lewis (@EALewis2016) February 1, 2018
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K students use their research notes in order to create "Animal Habitat" Wixie projects! #ELA @BCPSODL @missyfanshaw pic.twitter.com/7lBV9Awvuo
— Terry Guth (@tcguth) March 9, 2015We 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
2nd grade Young Scholars design bridges on Wixie. @EiE_org @BrookfieldES #futureengineers @FCPSSTEAM @fcpsaap pic.twitter.com/YPJ9tg88m4
— Sheri Reed (@BrookfieldAAP) April 2, 2017
Drawing the butterfly life cycle with Wixie and @Mrs_Kazanecki class... #heathcotepride pic.twitter.com/2IW3w2hGsB
— HeathcoteTech (@HeathcoteTech) June 1, 2017
Pet habitats on #Wixie https://t.co/YIHbvQoMvo @epenn76 @TeamMiddlesexES @BCPS_ELA pic.twitter.com/pgiGri1qkD
— kinder-garden (@GardenKclass) April 8, 2017
Using Wixie for a performance task w/ 2nd grade. Building a structure to protect an island from beach erosion caused by a hurricane. @Tech4Learning @KimAdams007 @AlantonAstros #vbits pic.twitter.com/tPYjDJohtV
— ???????? ??. ?????????? ?? (@anchorgalEDU) October 24, 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
2nd graders using Wixie to show their understanding of weathering and erosion. #ILESSoars pic.twitter.com/Uoq30d24vM
— Elizabeth Lewis (@EALewis2016) February 1, 2018
Using #Wixie to create a poster about the research 2nd grade did on snakes @MsNewmantx #SCESTech pic.twitter.com/HnLRe6jF7A
— Mrs. Charnick (@CharnickSCES) December 6, 2017
Using Wixie to create a nutritional meal! #munnempowered pic.twitter.com/Dsd9zLmYRy
— Ca Bodensteiner (@mrsbodensteiner) January 29, 2018
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