Technology Ideas for Sixth-Grade Classrooms | Wixie

Bring Creative Digital Projects to Sixth-Grade Classrooms!

Work in Wixie allows sixth grade learners to creatively, explore the new boundaries of their thinking through a combination of text, original artwork, voice, and video.

Wixie provides an opportunity to create products that reflect what they are learning in the classroom and are unique to their abilities and passions.

From presentations to interactive books, standards-based activities to open-ended project work, Wixie provides a range of options, all in just one tool.

Jump to an idea to find a project created by students in Wixie, support resources and connected templates.

"Wixie makes it easy for students and teachers to personalize, remix, and create. Wixie centralizes many functions into one package, providing ready-made but flexible templates, a content creation platform, communication and feedback tools, real-time collaboration, and standards-centered assessment tools."

Cindy Pratt
Library Media Specialist
Minneapolis Public Schools, MN

Character Scrapbook

Subject: Reading & Writing;
Skill: Comprehension

To show what they know about a character in a novel you are reading, students create a digital scrapbook for this person.

Student example: Scrapbook for Jonas from Lois Lowry's The Giver

Mock Social Media Exchange

Subject: Reading & Writing;
Skill: Comprehension, Narrative Writing

Have students create a My Book fake social media page to "explain how an author develops the point of view of the narrator or speaker in a text."

Student example: Mock social media page for Scout Finch from Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird

Modern Myths

Subject: Reading & Writing;
Skill: Narrative Writing

To help students better understand ancient Greek themes, have them create modern versions of Ancient Greek myths.

Student example: Retelling of Jason and the Golden Fleece in modern times.

Mind Mapping

Subject: All Subjects;
Skill: Brainstorming, Research, Organization

Students can use Wixie's mind mapping tools to brainstorm ideas and organize information. Combining text, visuals and connections in mind maps helps students show how ideas relate to one another.

Student example: California Mission project showing five stops on El Camino Real.

Book Character Interviews

Subject: Reading & Writing;
Skill: Comprehension

In this example, a student has created an interview with Brian from Gary Paulson's Hatchet to explore his experience on his own the Canadian wilderness.

Student example: Student mock interview with Brian Robeson from Gary Paulsen's Hatchet.

Personification Stories

Subject: Reading & Writing;
Skill: Figurative Language, Narrative Writing

Students can personify an object and write a story as part of an online book or animated adventure.

Student example: Personification story showing a day in the of Harriet the Hair Tie

Visual Poetry

Subject: Reading & Writing;
Skill: Narrative Writing

Poetry's purposeful word choice encourages close, careful reading. Have student demonstrate "understanding of figurative language, word relationships, and nuances in word meanings" by creating visual poems.

Student example: Visual version of Twelfth Song of Thunder, a Navajo Chant.

Sixth-Grade Curriculum Guide

Wixie's tools are perfect for creating and the library of activities makes it easy to find assignments that match sixth-grade learning goals.



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