Engage learners with how-to writing projects
Use these examples of how-to writing projects created by students to inspire your own writing, SEL, and student-centered work.
These how-to projects were created by students using Wixie.
Learning to write and sequence direction
Have students write how-to books for favorite activities or tasks they can do independently.
Create how-to's for skill remediation
When we have to teach others, we really learn the process or rule. Elementary educator Katy Hammack had her students create tutorials to better under the grammar rules they were personally struggling with.
Put students in charge of teaching
When we have to teach others, we really learn the process or rule. Elementary educator Katy Hammack had her students create tutorials to better under the grammar rules they were personally struggling with.
Find inspiration in a story
Read a book like Edith Baer's This is the Way We Go to School or Kate Messner's How to Read a Story and create a class version with each student contributing a page!
Build Social Skills
Write social stories that describe how to behave in different situations.
Promote Safety
These emerging writers created public service announcements with steps students could take to be safe during Halloween.
More ways teachers are using Wixie
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How to stay safe in severe weather
Using Wixie to teach others how to stay safe during dangerous storms. ????????? pic.twitter.com/zOTezv5SrI
— Mrs. Crump (@MrsCrumpCWES) January 23, 2020 -
How to make the world a better place
Mrs. Katz's kindergartners writing about MLK on #wixie and how they can make the world better #parkavepride pic.twitter.com/6fdqxZSsfb
— Amanda Melican (@park_ave_stem) January 21, 2016 -
How to spend a snow day
Working on WIXIE to create our �How to Build a Snowman� writing #Parkavepride pic.twitter.com/zWZmI0bpxx
— Lisa Ramus (@mrsramus) December 6, 2018
