Use these examples of trading cards created by students to inspire your curriculum-focused digital project work.
Creative use of technology can engage students, and help you integrate your iPads, PCs, or Chromebooks into the curriculum.
These trading card projects were created by students using Wixie.
Students create a trading card to share information about an important person in history. Each student then prints and shares with other students to make a complete classroom set.
Students create flash cards for vocabulary they are learning in the classroom.
Students create a trading card to share their knowledge of a character in a book and then print and share with other students to make a complete set.
To help students better comprehend the interactions of characters in a book, ask them to use their knowledge to create a card game!
We're still reminiscing over how exciting Belonging Day was! Check out our kindergarteners using Wixie to create compliment cards for family, friends, and staff! #YouBelong #YouMatter pic.twitter.com/HfTilwM3nZ
— Elkridge ES (@hcpss_ees) March 27, 2022
Co-teaching with our librarian is always fun- even our Kindness Elves participate in #Wixie! @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/hEEpyewlQu
— Mrs. Martin (@ITCColes) December 3, 2021
Collaborating with @MontysLibrary has been so much fun! @MrsCaulder Ss created trading cards in #Wixie @Tech4Learning to celebrate #WomensHistoryMonth! @montclair_elem pic.twitter.com/CQUjOjGJxU
— Tina Katz (@thefrogpond102) March 14, 2023
2nd grade Ss use graphic organizers to create trading cards in #Wixie and review academic vocabulary @ScottLoomis @carolynkdaly @TreadwellMrs @ColesRoadrunner pic.twitter.com/cN2C98oXNI
— Mrs. Martin (@ITCColes) December 1, 2021
We have been researching some amazing Famous Americans! We can use Wixie or make a trading card to add #voice and #choice to our #PBL. @LittleRiverLCPS #lcps22 pic.twitter.com/QaLaUgHXFl
— ??????? ??????????? (@MissLizHarvey) October 15, 2021
Excited to start Wixie Wednesdays with my ESOL students for extra speaking practice! We began working on All About Me trading cards & are adding ??? recordings next week @AACountySchools @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/69xC2BCCJt
— Jodi Bennett (@MrsBennettESOL) September 16, 2020
Making Wixie Trading Cards to highlight the contributions made by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.. ?? pic.twitter.com/6t1yPMBZDS
— Mrs. Crump (@MrsCrumpCWES) January 27, 2020
Creating “trading cards” for our important Virginians using #wixie #techforlearning @ScottLoomis #virginiastudies #4thgrade @HaymarketCubs #hmeshalesheroes pic.twitter.com/bcIHjVJvAc
— Amy Hale (@amyhale40) January 17, 2020
Students get to know one another in Ms. Walker's Technology class by creating trading cards on Wixie! #buildcommunity pic.twitter.com/1cuFb0QIWT
— Triadelphia Ridge ES (@hcpss_tres) September 25, 2017
Recent 4th grade Wixie creations: trading cards that share fast facts about the mythological characters that they researched. @Tech4Learning @WindyHillElem pic.twitter.com/pERRPnOikB
— WHES Media Center (@WHESmedia) May 4, 2018
Putting my Wixie training to use! 4th grade making trading cards from their biography research. @DrShewbridge @vblms pic.twitter.com/YSxCmSoF0W
— Erin Nye (@enye001) February 27, 2017
#WithInternetICan create trading cards in science about rocks and minerals #bcpslh #wixie @BCPSODL @BCPSOutdoorSci pic.twitter.com/A18CQ3kmq4
— Jessica Whorton (@CLETS_STAT) January 12, 2015
On the 9th day of Wixie #TempeSchools taught me how to print trading cards! https://t.co/52nGTPG6jn pic.twitter.com/OJjxNOeP3B
— Tech4Learning (@Tech4Learning) December 13, 2016
"I'll trade you a Hades for a Poseidon." Greek myth Trading cards made in Wixie. Who needs Pokemon? #bcpslh pic.twitter.com/vtjgJdY6xq
— Mike Cooney (@mrcooneysclass) December 23, 2014
#MWESchool Grade 3 Zoo trading cards made with #Wixie @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/M6IWO3X13Z
— Sandra Gassner (@MWESupervisor) June 12, 2015
Using Wixie, 5th grader students made trading cards of either a Patriot or a Loyalist. The best part was trading! pic.twitter.com/Wlp8nRiAuh
— Jones Elementary (@JonesESAACPS) February 25, 2016
Creating “trading cards” for our important Virginians using #wixie #techforlearning @ScottLoomis #virginiastudies #4thgrade @HaymarketCubs #hmeshalesheroes pic.twitter.com/bcIHjVJvAc
— Amy Hale (@amyhale40) January 17, 2020
We spent time on Friday & Monday creating European Explorer trading cards on Wixie using the iPads! We finally got to print them today! ???? pic.twitter.com/zXDLjRCKYL
— Stefanie Riddile (@MrsRiddileReads) March 15, 2017
We had a blast exchanging the European Explorer trading cards we made using Wixie! pic.twitter.com/N6ODzSr41k
— Stefanie Riddile (@MrsRiddileReads) March 17, 2017
Famous American trading cards on Wixie! @ForestdaleES @Tech4Learning #2ndgrade pic.twitter.com/94NRXRUjnG
— Erin Criss (@Falcon_Criss) May 5, 2017
4th graders @VirginiaRunES shared their feature articles using trading cards #NewLAPPG #wixie pic.twitter.com/L107PzOyyQ
— Mrs. Bokus (@MrsBokusVRES) February 13, 2018
K's research states and make trading cards #wixie @TeamMiddlesexES @BCPS_ELA @epenn76 @Sbowman2 pic.twitter.com/cwHqEQ6xOz
— kinder-garden (@GardenKclass) May 6, 2016
K's use #wixie to make planet trading cards. @TeamMiddlesexES @epenn76 @BCPS_ELA @Sbowman2 pic.twitter.com/N4F4cjW2kS
— kinder-garden (@GardenKclass) April 29, 2016
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