Use these examples of projects created by students and tweets from classroom teachers to inspire your activities in your classroom for Valentine's Day.
These multimedia projects were created by students using Wixie.
Wixie's Curriculum and Templates libraries include a range of files with a Valentine's theme you can assign to encourage students to practice sorting, writing, comparing, and more. Simply search "Valentine" at your Wixie home page.
Get students to create, not just consume and design their own Valentine's Day cards.
Have students create a Wixie project to share their feelings about a favorite relative. Be sure to share!
After reading I Love You, A Rebus Poem by Jean Marzollo, students find three rhyming words and do the backwards thinking necessary to come up with a poem ending in "I love you." Online cards can be sent to family and friends.
Wixie includes choice boards you can use to empower students to determine how they would like to show their learning.
1st graders in Mrs. Sanderson’s class are making Valentine’s Day cards using Wixie. They love all of the different Valentine’s Day images they can choose from. #ValentinesDay2022 @WilliamHalleyES @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/kp3uZw77e6
— Jennifer Buchko (@Jen_Buchko) February 14, 2022
Second-grade Ss @CopperHillES practiced some of their @Wixie skills and got ready for upcoming Valentine's Day and had lots of fun! @mskanaras @MrsServetnick @FlemRarSchools pic.twitter.com/yrUtF1MO0m
— Patricia Flavin (@patflavin1007) February 11, 2022
There are still barriers, such as students with limited home support and students who didn’t take advantage of class time allocated to work on making valentines. But, no one had to spend money or have supplies at home. No one is making elaborate goodie bags or treats.
— Melissa Amory (@mamory) February 12, 2021
Since we can’t pass out valentines this year, virtual ones it is. Check out our class’s Valentines Book. @LowesIslandElem #SpottedAtLow #Wixie pic.twitter.com/VO79txzRCl
— Emily Meadows (@LcpsMeadows) February 14, 2021
@FosterLions continue to collaborate using teams in @Tech4Learning #Wixie to identify numbers to uncover the Valentine mystery picture @ms_dambrosio125 @ForestRidge142 #engage142 pic.twitter.com/OjwlIOVHXY
— Noelle Horbaczewski (@nhorbaczewski1) February 11, 2021
On Thursday we created Valentines in the computer lab! The children enjoyed learning how to use Wixie.@HaymarketCubs #hmeskinder pic.twitter.com/kuytK5n6th
— KinderHicks (@HicksKinder) February 15, 2020
3rd Ss work on prediction, creating graphs, and inputting their data from what they found in their conversation hearts box. @Tech4Learning #Wixie @MrsCragg #LRelem ?????????? pic.twitter.com/pwcMbIXTgf
— Beth Fisher (@BethFisherIFT) February 13, 2019
Kids loved using #wixie to create class valentine for Global Valentine exchange https://t.co/lrEBDInMH8 #SAEpride @luckeemom2 pic.twitter.com/4mN1isf58L
— Heather Temske (@htemske) February 15, 2017
Enjoyed my visit to Ms. Fugate's 2nd grade class (Mehfoud ES, @HenricoSchools) yesterday. They used #Wixie to publish their awesome Rebus Poems. pic.twitter.com/AsGHOtGKGC
— Scott Loomis (@ScottLoomis) February 1, 2018
Mr. Ozelius’ 2nd Gr Ss create digital Valentines at Wixie #ppsedtech pic.twitter.com/P882652ZvR
— Literacy and Info Technology at West (@WestElemTech) February 13, 2018
Kindergarten creates Valentines Cards at Wixie. #ppsedtech pic.twitter.com/yilvB59uvt
— West Elementary Tech (@WestElemTech) February 8, 2017
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