Use these examples of trading cards created by students to inspire your curriculum-focused digital project work.
Creative use of tools like Wixie engages students in the curriculum and builds essential skills for the digital age.
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
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
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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