In classrooms around the country, teachers are finding and sharing creative ways to integrate technology into their classroom curriculum using Wixie.
We have collected a range of samples you can use to find your own inspiration in the ideas they are sharing. Share your own ideas using the hashtag #wixie on Twitter!
Check out Twitter to find the most recent ideas being shared.
My kiddos gave research presentations using #Wixie on the state they researched last week. I loved seeing how creative they were in their presentations! #firstgrade @HumbleISD @HumbleISD_LLE @Tech4Learning @carolynkdaly 🗺️💻🌎 pic.twitter.com/orCZsR6RcD
— Leah Bergman (@MrsBergman93) April 12, 2023
2nd Graders are learning to be animators! Stop Motion Animation using Wixie has created a lot of buzz in art this week! @Tech4Learning @HickoryPoint27 pic.twitter.com/0fthV3gUKV
— Michelle Adams (@AdamsMichca) April 11, 2023
A few examples of how my kinders used Wixie this week: comparing stories, building CVC words, identifying words with the short o sound and exploring number bonds in a Bridges math lesson. @MrsRode @elmwoodes pic.twitter.com/Ebhcuh9gYE
— Rita Phillips (@RitaPhillips85) January 14, 2021
We've been learning how to solve and create story problems and number sentences in Wixie this week! pic.twitter.com/QP2ilwUYbk
— Ms. Schroeder (@MsSchroeder1st) October 29, 2020
First graders were assigned to create their own state and state symbols using Wixie. They were so creative!! #Pbjays pic.twitter.com/5RpDRdUomH
— Nicola Moore (@NicolaM81010905) April 27, 2020
Today’s #ScienceFriday consisted of using #Wixie to create depictions of the different seasons! I absolutely love their unique creativity! #FabulousFirsties @Tech4Learning @LakelandMakers @MavoAntonietta @Humble_Science @MsBenton_LLE_AP @HumbleISD_LLE @HumbleISD pic.twitter.com/A4K0RZKZJA
— Whitney Johnson (@MrsJohnson_LLE) March 4, 2023
Last week we wrote about our favorite 2022 memory, then we illustrated it and recorded us reading our writing on Wixie! ???????????? #o_braves pic.twitter.com/IBA4PPehAS
— Mrs. Menacho (@MrsPMenacho) January 9, 2023
Kinders used virtual blocks to "create" then used the video camera in wixie to record a description of their creation. @MrsRode @Jeffrey_hogan @elmwoodes pic.twitter.com/vpJ6ZiCkjP
— Rita Phillips (@RitaPhillips85) March 15, 2021
Students are creating transportation models with alternative fuels/power sources via @Tech4Learning 🌎 #EarthDay2021 pic.twitter.com/xujFoxIaDo
— Tawny Ditto (@missditto4th) April 22, 2021
We used Wixie to create habitats for local animals. We made sure that they met all of their needs for survival! #firstgradescience @CubRunFCPS pic.twitter.com/RNt84lRj3B
— TACousino (@CubRunCousino) February 7, 2023
The All Stars learned about fast and slow changes to Earth and completed a design challenge using WIXIE. Check out their Erosion Prevention Plans! #frsd @CopperHillES @MrsServetnick #CHProud #civilengineers pic.twitter.com/cRDz0O9J4t
— Margaret Gerlach (@mgerlach2) March 10, 2023
We had so much fun designing our bedroom using #wixie. How many shapes can you spot??????????? @Tech4Learning @HaymarketCubs #haymarkettogether #hmesfirsties pic.twitter.com/io22VgSK8z
— Mrs. Norman (@LinsNorman) December 10, 2021
The Cromwell Comic Book Company has printed their first editions of “The Pigs, the Wolf, and the Mud” Wixie retells and shipped them to their homes! @gaylor_linda @Tech4Learning @BCPS_ELA @CathyThomasBCPS @samyuhanick pic.twitter.com/tEhe3gIpY6
— Cromwell Valley Elem (@CromwellValleyE) December 11, 2020
Mrs. Stanton's 5th grade students used Wixie to reflect on their knowledge of the rock cycle. Enjoy this stellar student example:https://t.co/f42RvueJhZ pic.twitter.com/9H8sREQoUM
— Fox Mill ES (@FoxMillES) November 16, 2021
PK students use #Wixie to represent numbers as gumballs 🍬🍬 @Tech4Learning @BaileysES_FCPS pic.twitter.com/1stTuoewZl
— Sara Quesenbery (@SaraQuesenbery) April 14, 2022
So many benefits of using #Wixie for our writing: a wider audience, ability to create an audio recording or use speech-to-text, and text-to-speech for revisions/editing, ease of inserting photos to support the writing process @MsMecanko @RobertHunterES @CopperHillES pic.twitter.com/gIaUQTTUaz
— Patricia Flavin (@patflavin1007) November 29, 2022
Today we discussed how we fit into the world. We started in our home, then expanded to our town, then our country, and finally our continent! @CopperHillES @FlemRarSchools @wixie pic.twitter.com/Crj0vnRAeh
— Jeff Moore (@MooreClassroom) December 15, 2022
Ms. Dotson’s 2nd graders used manipulatives to model different number combinations to 20 and wrote corresponding number sentences using #Wixie 🙌🏽 Way to go! #levELLingup #IntegrateEdTech @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/806WJeOBBg
— Nicole Lenard (@LenardITC) September 13, 2022
Thank you so much @Tech4Learning ! #wixie has helped my kindergarten friends to communicate their learning with me. I love being able to give them direct feedback! #wearevalpo @Valpo_Schools pic.twitter.com/fFT1JFb7TI
— Mrs. Wilcoxson (@MrsWilcoxson) March 30, 2020
After learning what a seed needs to grow, first grade students created animations in Wixie of the life cycle of a seed. pic.twitter.com/wt3iNnJZen
— Fox Mill ES (@FoxMillES) April 15, 2022
Students use #Wixie to collaboratively create Greek tragedies and fables @Tech4Learning @carolynkdaly @PWCSGiftedEd @TreadwellMrs pic.twitter.com/qUz6ZYfwd5
— Mrs. Martin (@ITCColes) October 27, 2021
Gave Wixie a try for more oral language practice with my first graders. Listen to the use of transition words in this student’s response and the translanguaging in the 2nd video!! @TylerHeights @EngLangAcqAACPS pic.twitter.com/SpW0h8r9SC
— Elizabeth McMullen (@emcmulle4) December 17, 2020
It is LIKELY that our 5th graders rock with probability. They CERTAINLY did a fabulous job creating Probability Wixie projects. There's a big CHANCE they proudly shared them with each other! #fhres21 pic.twitter.com/EtbY6ueNWU
— Suzanne Bucynski (@SuzanneBucynski) November 20, 2020
First graders collaborated on team challenges in #wixie @Tech4Learning! pic.twitter.com/69dGe9mtvO
— Sangster Elementary (@Sangster_ES) April 12, 2022