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.
We finished our Wixie 1st-3rd grade ABC’s of Hispanic Heritage project! Classes were assigned a letter, learned about a Hispanic custom/tradition starting with their letter, and designed a Wixie showing their learning. #Wixie @carolynkdaly @HumbleISD @HumbleISD_LLE @HumbleISD_DDI pic.twitter.com/tNlBu79olt
— Lakeland Makerspace (@LakelandMakers) October 14, 2022
2nd grade @stmeshouston students loved working with data today! They formulated a question with choices, collected class data, and graphed their results using Wixie @Tech4Learning #edtech #csforall pic.twitter.com/8kr8yTfH2P
— Jeffrey Merino, MLS (@JMerinoedu) October 14, 2022
Third graders in Ms. Ayubi’s class at @SaratogaESFCPS wrote multiplication story problems and used a variety of ways to solve them using #wixie @Tech4Learning #fcpsSBTS pic.twitter.com/tPpSZ13sSz
— Debbie Tannenbaum #momentum (@TannenbaumTech) October 19, 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
3rd graders got creative turning their timelines into works of art using Wixie. #mbeisfamily #wixie@HumbleISD_MBE pic.twitter.com/rAeTScpG40
— Emily Arnold (@MsArnold_MBE) September 13, 2022
Students enjoyed publishing their personal narratives using Wixie and they LOVED reading each other’s published writing. @HumbleISD_MBE @Humble_ElemELA pic.twitter.com/stKnZO7o9L
— Deanna Galeucia (@MrsGaleuciaMBE) September 26, 2022
We analyzed The Town of Secota image and then created a Venn Diagram on Wixie comparing towns of the past and towns today! @MasonCrestES @FcpsSocial #collaboration pic.twitter.com/cqhX0xgm1D
— Ms. McRae's Class (@MsMcRaesClass) September 26, 2019
Students using #wixie to write and illustrate number stories! 🐬🧮 pic.twitter.com/l73AsNIlOY
— Sanders Corner Elementary (@SandersCornerES) July 25, 2022
3rd graders completing a wixie assignment on a science experiment that was done the day before🔬@ToddErickson15 @MrsASchott @BethNuckles pic.twitter.com/zQc3Spmgt2
— Mrs. Glover (@HNESAI_Glover) September 2, 2022
We used Wixie in our author-study unit to mimic Laura Numeroff’s writing! @Tech4Learning @CubRunFCPS @FCPSR5 @fcpsnews pic.twitter.com/gVfCsWkukW
— TACousino (@CubRunCousino) May 3, 2022
Mapping @BaileysES_FCPS using Wixie! 🗺📍🧭 #WeAreBaileys pic.twitter.com/6FE72RIMf7
— Shireen Kelly (@shireen_kelly) May 5, 2022
We used Wixie in our author-study unit to mimic Laura Numeroff’s writing! @Tech4Learning @CubRunFCPS @FCPSR5 @fcpsnews pic.twitter.com/gVfCsWkukW
— TACousino (@CubRunCousino) May 3, 2022
First graders collaborated on team challenges in #wixie @Tech4Learning! pic.twitter.com/69dGe9mtvO
— Sangster Elementary (@Sangster_ES) April 12, 2022
PK students use #Wixie to represent numbers as gumballs 🍬🍬 @Tech4Learning @BaileysES_FCPS pic.twitter.com/1stTuoewZl
— Sara Quesenbery (@SaraQuesenbery) April 14, 2022
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
These 1st graders were so creative making a box into not a box! Rockships, flowers , humans, oh my! @Tech4Learning We read Not a Box first. @DodgeGI pic.twitter.com/XgdFsD8erE
— Valerie Chmelka (@vchmelka) April 19, 2022
What book would you promote in the library? These students did a fantastic job with their book reviews using Wixie! @HolabirdSTEM @vkearns_M @MrsBallardHSP @BCPSLMP #lovemyjob pic.twitter.com/JRTO2F1TEA
— Amy Levengood (@Levengood_reads) March 9, 2022
Another successful day of researching, citing our sources, and creating our travel books on wixie! Thanks Mrs. Swartz for your technology support today! #TheNokesvilleSchool #researchproject #wixie pic.twitter.com/VKuYuoxhKf
— Meghann Ruleman (@Ruleman5th) March 17, 2022
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
Created Wixie projects on why Malala is a memorable character! So proud of my 4th grade scholars! @HolabirdSTEM @vkearns_M @MrsBallardHSP @Wild_About_AVID pic.twitter.com/0DnWok5MWD
— Amy Levengood (@Levengood_reads) February 3, 2022
Proud of this risk-taker who shared her fantasy story with the class. Everyone was so impressed! #bcpslms #Wixie pic.twitter.com/MnkTX4cnbP
— Woodmoor Elementary Library (@WoodmoorLibrary) February 4, 2022
My kinders are SO engaged with their @Tech4Learning #Wixie ABC Books! We’re reading different alphabet stories, sounding out words, practicing basic sentence structure and identifying letters on the keyboard. Some are so excited, they work on it at home-for fun! #SharonStrong pic.twitter.com/9WuYSC3NKF
— Ginny Daniels, Instructional Media Specialist (@GinnyMoy) February 11, 2022
1st graders are learning how technology can affect our feelings in both good and bad ways and how to respond to these emotions. Continuing to become pros at Wixie to showcase our thinking in a digital format! pic.twitter.com/SwqPepznwg
— Mrs. Katie DiPalma (@KatieDipalma) January 4, 2022
Fourth grade is loving the challenge of interpreting Wolf in the Snow using Wixie today! @cordellmatthew pic.twitter.com/VEI2cZqJlJ
— Mt.HarmonyElementary (@CCPSMHESMustang) January 13, 2022
Fourth grade is loving the challenge of interpreting Wolf in the Snow using Wixie today! @cordellmatthew pic.twitter.com/VEI2cZqJlJ
— Mt.HarmonyElementary (@CCPSMHESMustang) January 13, 2022
A shape is just a shape until you add...Ss in @KarenZwolak designed a graphic in @Tech4Learning #Wixie after learning about shapes. Can you guess this one? @Discovery_elem pic.twitter.com/bpQ7liJTIL
— patricia smith (@triciasmith72) December 11, 2021
Students in Ms. Leverett’s class are creating illustrated Ocean Vocabulary Journals using @Tech4Learning #wixie. They are using text, video, drawing tools, audio and images to share what they have learned while working in teams! pic.twitter.com/xx3elkQxBm
— Sangster Elementary (@Sangster_ES) December 8, 2021
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 students had lots of fun using Wixie today during Science. We learned about how we use water in our daily lives, then drew a picture of one way that we use water. 💦@HaymarketCubs #hmeskinder pic.twitter.com/9l4vCnxlbo
— KinderHicks (@HicksKinder) November 4, 2021
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
Third graders sharing ideas about what should and should not be part of their digital footprints using Wixie! @Tech4Learning #LTESLions pic.twitter.com/t8QNl7iFTc
— London Towne ES FCPS (@LondonTowneFCPS) November 23, 2021
Fourth grade rhythm writers love drawing colorful rhythm patterns using #Wixie! @Tech4Learning @CromwellValleyE @MusicBCPS Did you know you can limit access to student tools now?! Kept Ss focused on the task rather than adding crazy backgrounds and stickers! Great Wixie updates! pic.twitter.com/vX75ec4X3X
— Terri Iacarino (@iacarinot) September 30, 2021
Second Grade Students in Wicomico County read the story Watch Out, Rabbit! Then they used Wixie to animate and retell the story.
— mrscushman (@mrscushman) October 4, 2021
So funhttps://t.co/DZMk4qTCWfhttps://t.co/KQNyUEnPX5https://t.co/DMbbEYkJechttps://t.co/MokuAi7mvq#wixie @tech4learning pic.twitter.com/VmdtuRxOVX
Second graders finished their unit on Tremendous Trees by creating a product to persuade others to save the trees! Some chose posters while others did recordings on Wixie! @TylerHeights @aacpsoit pic.twitter.com/sKwmGlLiqM
— Elizabeth McMullen (@emcmulle4) October 14, 2021
Using Wixie to show how characters change over time. 🎨🖌 pic.twitter.com/0hIOOslwRY
— Mrs. Crump (@MrsCrumpCWES) October 13, 2021
Students use #Wixie to collaboratively create Greek tragedies and fables @Tech4Learning @carolynkdaly @PWCSGiftedEd @TreadwellMrs pic.twitter.com/qUz6ZYfwd5
— Mrs. Martin (@ITCColes) October 27, 2021
@MissLizHarvey Ss communicate all they’ve learned & researched about an animal using #Wixie @Tech4Learning @LittleRiverLCPS pic.twitter.com/ayj08M9weq
— Beth Fisher (@BethFisherIFT) October 28, 2021
Look at how our fourth graders used #Wixie to plan their personal essays! Awesome job! pic.twitter.com/t8AYKFzy13
— Sangster Elementary (@Sangster_ES) September 29, 2021
These Kindergarten Ss @LCPSLegacy are being introduced to Wixie for the first time to create @CommonSense media messages for computer safety. @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/RmMYpr2Bu0
— Logan McIntosh (@JLoganMcIntoshV) September 29, 2021
These Scientists went outside to investigate what the Sun heats up. We discovered the Sun heats the cars, playground, water, grass, and rocks. Thanks Wixie for helping us write and illustrate what we found!☀️😎🌳💧🪨🚗 @HaymarketCubs #haymarkettogether #hmesfirsties pic.twitter.com/qjTOfoCJyP
— Mrs. Norman (@LinsNorman) September 22, 2021
Kinders reread the story “Bread Comes to Life” then used Wixie to sequence events while listening to the story again. Students used their cameras to record examples of bread in their homes. @Jeffrey_hogan @MrsRode @elmwoodes pic.twitter.com/AVnbJXYIWe
— Rita Phillips (@RitaPhillips85) May 12, 2021
Another cute video my students made in Wixie about the life cycle of a butterfly. I love the speech bubbles 🤣 @LowesIslandElem #spottedatlow #wixie pic.twitter.com/iOHkDYJh57
— Emily Meadows (@LcpsMeadows) May 8, 2021
Students are learning how to create movement in art using repeatable lines, shapes, and colors in Wixie. @HebbvilleES @visualartsbcps @MrFilderman pic.twitter.com/MRraAsNswU
— Hebbville Art (@ArtMchewning) May 13, 2021
Mrs. Mondres’ 4th graders presented their poetry in a virtual Poets’ Celebration! The artwork in Wixie really adds to their writing! @Tech4Learning #LTESLions pic.twitter.com/EN2U0WjUIh
— London Towne ES FCPS (@LondonTowneFCPS) April 6, 2021
Love how Wixie lets us embed videos AND has coding for virtual boomwhackers! This is a fun challenge page for my first graders to play their new pitch - “la” @CromwellValleyE @MusicBCPS @Tech4Learning @ScottLoomis pic.twitter.com/Y1EyUPHB7s
— Terri Iacarino (@iacarinot) April 7, 2021
Thanks, Mrs. Campbell @MagicInRoom202 for sharing a 3rd graders reasoning using Wixie! I loved hearing their reasoning with math vocabulary and their connection with benchmark fractions, as well as, their voice! @gbparkaacps pic.twitter.com/UZBGLfol2J
— GBPES Math (@GBPESMath) April 12, 2021
@Donnaevans88’s first graders illustrated how they use technology that uses #ArtificialIntelligence in their own lives. #SharonStrong @Tech4Learning #SchoolLibraryMonth pic.twitter.com/x4kX5ANsQQ
— Ginny Daniels, Instructional Media Specialist (@GinnyMoy) April 21, 2021
Ms. Kivi's first grade students are using Wixie to plan out their next writing piece. Check out their work! @gbparkaacps @AACPSRightStart @aacpsoit #AACPSAwesome #TeamGBPE pic.twitter.com/IR91lqPtUY
— Maura Shaul (@MShaulAACPS) April 23, 2021
Students are creating transportation models with alternative fuels/power sources via @Tech4Learning 🌎 #EarthDay2021 pic.twitter.com/xujFoxIaDo
— Tawny Ditto (@missditto4th) April 22, 2021
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
Trying something new today to create a class Idioms Illustrated dictionary. My first #wixie adventure with my class! Cool tools, @Tech4Learning ! I have a LOT to learn. Hoping my students can teach me more 😁 🎨🖌️ @the_corner_lcps @LydiaWQuinn @OkyereStem pic.twitter.com/3jCjP7uz2u
— MArnwineCCE (@marnwine_cce) March 17, 2021
Combining Minecraft Education Edition, Wixie and the Engineering Design Process together has never made me feel so proud of a lesson. Looking forward to teaching with this tomorrow! @PWCSGiftedEd @kevincconroy @SinclairEagles #sudleyfamily pic.twitter.com/hJu9fOa9al
— Ronnie Cabrera (@Cabrera_RY) February 24, 2021
I am so proud of my second graders, and how they’re creating multimedia resources. Here they used Wixie, collecting words that are related to topics of interest, and they even recorded their pronunciation. @FcpsLtc @ColumbiaES_fcps pic.twitter.com/QWwqNrddnG
— Sra.Noor@CES (@SraNoor1) February 19, 2021
We started our #GoalsProject! We are making model sustainable cities using #wixie.The students are thinking about ways to improve our cities to make them more inclusive/sustainable. They have great ideas so far! Thanks @Fleet_ITC for the idea! @mrjonesteaches #sdg11 pic.twitter.com/w04OvoWfgK
— Maedeh Pourrabi (@mpourrabi) February 16, 2021
My kids had fun creating creatures on Wixie last week! This was a project following our study of animal adaptations. #3rdgraderocks @JohnJenkinsEle1 pic.twitter.com/jpvgGeRXV2
— Karen Lanzetta (@KLanzetta3) January 31, 2021
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
Tried something new today and the kids loved it. Breakout room discussion on guided reading books. They worked jointly on a wixie assignment. Came in to see screen sharing of book pages and great discussions. #WeAreSwans #zoombreakoutrooms #wixie pic.twitter.com/c2NrZ3rwEt
— Meghann Ruleman (@Ruleman5th) January 7, 2021
Making patterns in wixie @HaymarketCubs @DebbieJ_111 #hmeskinder pic.twitter.com/6aXFQ7fqxS
— Rebecca Wisnieski (@MsWisnieski) December 18, 2020
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
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
First through fourth graders have been typing up some excellent book summaries and creating adorable interpretations of book covers in @Tech4Learning’s #Wixie. Love their easy-to-use templates to give kids practice with lots of tech skills! 😍 #SharonStrong pic.twitter.com/AL71fhAbpN
— Ginny Daniels, Instructional Media Specialist (@GinnyMoy) November 6, 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
2nd graders creating compound words in Wixie and using the Record Tool to practice saying them. @HumbleISD_TE @HumbleISD_DL #TEInspires pic.twitter.com/ElgGi7KpCx
— Laura Frey (@TimbersTech) November 7, 2020
What do you hear in the photo? Students use Wixie to create setting soundscapes. @GTCromwellAACPS @TripleEaacps @aacpsoit pic.twitter.com/1LS3GCDy9K
— L Runk (@LRUNK2) October 29, 2020
Making our personal timelines today in Social Studies. We loved the camera tool on Wixie to add in-the-moment present pictures. Timelines help us to learn content vocab of past, present, and future. @Tech4Learning @BaileysES_FCPS @FCPSR2 pic.twitter.com/pAdwMhWMKR
— Ms. Harris (@harrisinfirst) October 29, 2020
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
These 2nd and 3rd graders can illustrate their family using Wixie tools. @HumbleISD_TE @HumbleISD_DL #TEinspires pic.twitter.com/6XF3qAn92L
— Laura Frey (@TimbersTech) September 11, 2020
We used Wixie to practice building arrays yesterday! pic.twitter.com/2S5lTri5IB
— Olivia Stahm (@mrsstahm) September 22, 2020
Kinders showing how to be a good digital citizen by following the three rules Arms taught us. @CommonSenseEd @Tech4Learning #wixie #digitalcitizenship @GIPublicSchools @WestLawnGI pic.twitter.com/1LQhRP0a1C
— Chandra Kosmicki (@MrsKosmicki) September 22, 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
Check out some of our AMAZING spring acrostics created in WIXIE! @CopperHillES @MrsServetnick @AshleyRaylock #frsd #CHPROUD #WIXIE pic.twitter.com/RvQjv1obel
— Margaret Gerlach (@mgerlach2) April 21, 2020
Ss had fun using #wixie to illustrate number stories. #readingandmath #ColtsPride @cfescolts pic.twitter.com/ceaKozzhFK
— Cindy Matney (@cindyfmatney) February 7, 2020
In social studies, we have been researching social & environmental issues. My students created posters using #Wixie to display their research! @gbparkaacps @SS_betsy @aacpsoit @AACountySchools pic.twitter.com/2hTc5W4CSy
— Alex Stencil (@MissStencil3) May 27, 2020
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
Inspired by a Wixie training yesterday, so today students started a multi-page fraction project to review, create, and apply their knowledge of fractions! #pattiepanthers pic.twitter.com/SH6beopOji
— Steph Mumford (@pattieroom211) January 14, 2020
Today we searched the room for different arrays. Then we used #wixie to show pictures of our arrays and write the equation! A special thanks to @JenSicinski for the idea! #NPMathKnights #TeamInglewood pic.twitter.com/e9ojImi8yX
— Nicole Koenig (@NKoenig_NPSD) December 2, 2019
Being "distributive doctors" was so much fun! Ss worked with manipulatives, created arrays on @wixie, and used grid paper to show their understanding of the distributive property of multiplication!#OPsharks #handsonlearning #NPMathKnights @msalisonchapman @RMartielloNPSD pic.twitter.com/7SueE3sgas
— Laurie Corradetti (@LaurieCorrNPSD) December 5, 2019
We are responding to the Unite for Literacy text, Protecting Our Watershed. I have some future graphic designers! @ShadySideAACPS @aacpsoit pic.twitter.com/7iiOmxeMdC
— Ms. Connolly (@MsConnolly1st) November 12, 2019
Mrs. Campora's 1st graders worked hard on their @STEMscopes performance task books on #Wixie this morning! They are explaining the various patterns and cycles of the sky by writing a book to their animal friends #parkavepride pic.twitter.com/4ev8Fw1AQp
— Amanda Melican (@park_ave_stem) November 25, 2019
We are making pictographs with Wixie! What is your favorite candy? @JohnJenkinsEle1 pic.twitter.com/CU8R9wDrb5
— Karen Lanzetta (@KLanzetta3) October 31, 2019
MEA 4th Ss finishing up Ocean Floor. Using rubrics for guidance. Connecting better with their library resources & Wixie @MeadowlandElem @MustangPurdy @AP_Quigley @Tech4Learning @onyxviper @mustang_readers pic.twitter.com/NECrjVrmV5
— jay raines (@MustangRaines9) October 29, 2019
We watched videos about the US Constitution and made a project on #Wixie that shows what we think are the most important things to know. #frsd @CopperHillES @Tech4Learning @brainpop pic.twitter.com/wwpxP5OcLv
— MrsMooreFRSD (@MrsMooreFRSD) May 1, 2020
Wixie pop art shared on our padlet! We watched the Tate Kids video about pop art and created our own! pic.twitter.com/TwsPEI0vNH
— Bren Mar Park Art (@BMP_Artists) May 27, 2020
Students in Mrs. Dahnert’s and Mrs. Bigney’s class made personal pizzas in Wixie, then classified them by using a dichotomous key. Fun and engaging learning!! @Sycolin_Creek pic.twitter.com/VpHixLBmFM
— Courtney Jones (@cjoneslcps) October 29, 2019
Goodbye 2018! Hello 2019! Using #wixie to illustrate what we accomplished last year and what we are looking forward to accomplishing this year. @Tech4Learning @MrsCragg #LRelem pic.twitter.com/8ggA4RPIWQ
— Beth Fisher (@BethFisherIFT) January 2, 2019
Working on WIXIE to create our “How to Build a Snowman” writing #Parkavepride pic.twitter.com/zWZmI0bpxx
— Mrs.Ramus' Busy Bees (@mrsramus) December 6, 2018
1st Gr Ss create a passport and use @Tech4Learning #Wixie to identify cultural characteristics of different countries. @KerkstraCougars #engage142 @MsSuchy1 @MsLang142 @First_AndTen pic.twitter.com/QoBDRxjLMo
— Amanda Graczyk (@MrsAmanda7) December 19, 2018
Using Wixie to show examples of the states of matter. ???????? pic.twitter.com/slJS0NYPpi
— Mrs. Crump (@MrsCrumpCWES) November 6, 2018
Showing what we find interesting and asking questions about how the brain grows in Wixie. ?? watching those dendrites grow. @MrsMaynard6 #mindsetsmatter pic.twitter.com/LVNvmQGbCj
— Becky Wallace (@WallaceNLES) October 3, 2018
Using Wixie to represent short a and short i during centers! @ShadySideAACPS #AACPSAwesome pic.twitter.com/b2xEyMfLIN
— Ms. Connolly (@MsConnolly1st) October 1, 2018
Day 31: Using Wixie to create combination problems for our classmates to solve. #TMESEagoes #mathisfun pic.twitter.com/Fp5XiAClkv
— Ms. Stormer (@stormers_class) October 10, 2018
KDG Ss using #Wixie to review the letter “Dd”. @Tech4Learning #ForestHills101 pic.twitter.com/OrkzTPOEi0
— Beth Tortorello (@FHTechTeacher) October 10, 2018
Using Wixie to represent short a and short i during centers! @ShadySideAACPS #AACPSAwesome pic.twitter.com/b2xEyMfLIN
— Ms. Connolly (@MsConnolly1st) October 1, 2018
2nd graders create an online profile using Wixie in order to share how to have a clean digital footprint. @bcpslmp @Team_MCES #bcpslms #mayschapel5point0 #digitalcitizen pic.twitter.com/LqDCrxSX9o
— MaysChapelESLibrary (@MCES_LMC) September 20, 2018
Going from concrete to representational math with a #wixie area and perimeter activity @Providence_ES #VBProvidencePride pic.twitter.com/uTe1biJXKQ
— Phuong Nguyen (@nguyen_vbcps) May 2, 2018
This student shared her heritage and culture with a Wixie she made at home! We learned about her food, culture, media, religion, language, and holidays! ???? pic.twitter.com/rbqPm3ZtKQ
— Monica Roth (Barlow) (@MrsRothLMES) February 9, 2018
Student-run lessons created on Wixie! Her topic was Number Analogies! This was a fantastic way to stretch their brains. We love to learn from each other! #kidsteachingkids #engagement #edtech pic.twitter.com/gOArdzFImx
— Brendan Penn (@MrPenn31) February 10, 2018
Why is your pet the best? Practicing opinion writing on Wixie. pic.twitter.com/PIud0UPa9w
— PL Kindergarten (@PLKids123) February 28, 2018
4th & 5th graders learned that the things they say & do, digitally & out in the city, can become part of their digital footprint. They designed their dream digital footprint of the future on #Wixie. Are you proud of what you see when you Google your name? @PS452NYC #tlchat pic.twitter.com/lYBCEavmHU
— Michele Kirschenbaum (@M_Kirschenbaum) November 19, 2018
Second graders are learning about coordinate graphs through Wixie! #wixie #SpottedatLOW #graphing @LowesIslandElem pic.twitter.com/u1zqDs9tL5
— Emily Meadows (@LcpsMeadows) April 25, 2019
A day full of learning - #Wixie can be used for all parts of a lesson - Direct instruction, guided learning, and summative assessment. #edtech #scestech #WeAreSwans pic.twitter.com/sMWi4115aJ
— Mrs. Charnick (@CharnickSCES) March 14, 2019
#Starrynight 1889 #wixie remake @Newtown_E #artacrossva19 pic.twitter.com/QIqr8imiGK
— Jesse R. Ellison (@jesserellison) March 11, 2019
As we finish learning about the Revolutionary War, students @SunsetAACPS inquired further about other notable people who contributed to the war. They shared what they learned through a self selected project on #wixie @aacpsoit pic.twitter.com/5OQSI2UJr2
— Allison Fleck (@MrsAFleck) February 7, 2019
Ecosystem performance assessment using Wixie! Who says assessments have to be pencil & paper? #wixie @CoolSpring_ES pic.twitter.com/44eXSHnLFR
— Mrs. Noyd'sNest (@noydsnest) February 27, 2019
Using Wixie to make comics about currents #SpottedatLOW pic.twitter.com/x40OtsqhCD
— Allie Verna (@MissVerna5) January 9, 2019
Kindergarteners create their own 10 Black Dots masterpiece. @CalvertESCCPS @Tech4Learning #wixie pic.twitter.com/fx0pGFn2d0
— Calvert Elementary (@CalvertESCCPS) January 31, 2019
We used digital resources to research an animal. Then used Wixie to design an informative display about how the animal survives in its natural world. #ShakeUpLearning @VillaCrestaElem pic.twitter.com/rBLfhByCZZ
— Jennifer Gitelson (@Mrs_Gitelson) November 28, 2018
Using technology to review parts of plant and animal cells. @#seadogspotlight #wixie #5thgradescience pic.twitter.com/7uwcVybt4M
— Kelly Innocenzi (@kelly_innocenzi) October 25, 2018
Connecting with Chris Van Allsburg’s ‘The Z was Zapped’. Loving the creativity in these 2nd grade Wixie alliterative journals. @t4lceo @hcpsslibmed @PrincipalAJE pic.twitter.com/1UYEuBNyi7
— GP (@MrsPMedia) October 24, 2018
Using Wixie for a performance task w/ 2nd grade. Building a structure to protect an island from beach erosion caused by a hurricane. @Tech4Learning @KimAdams007 @AlantonAstros #vbits pic.twitter.com/tPYjDJohtV
— ???????? ??. ?????????? ?? (@anchorgalEDU) October 24, 2018
Working hard on our weather forecasts in Wixie! pic.twitter.com/bFSLjrnPcc
— Kim Winingear (@kewining) October 11, 2018
Coaching: Ms. Keegan’s 1st graders add audio music and narration to their This is Me poster in #Wixie. @Keegan_1stGrade explores new ways to share work and provide instant feedback to students #ppsedtech pic.twitter.com/H3OjJbWIiP
— West Elementary Tech (@WestElemTech) September 21, 2018
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
Students teach one another how to use Wixie to create exoplanets for NASA TESS Spacecraft to explore @NASA_TESS #NASAedu #KWBPride #APSIsAwesome #iPadEd #teamwork #collaboration pic.twitter.com/wNAGxKIER0
— Project Discovery (@lsullivan) April 25, 2018
Helped students use #wixie to create animal inventions. @NJASL #njasladvocacy pic.twitter.com/PVDPoBb6XH
— Christina Cucci (@librauno) March 2, 2018
We recorded our opinions about Pig the Pug on #Wixie today...sentence to come. #sharingiscaring #seatackdreamers @anne_bianchi @CubsChris79 @dnwillia2 @PrincipalDarby pic.twitter.com/SWGECbLHv1
— Jennifer Evans (@jlevt) March 8, 2018
Celebrating our completion of a guided reading chapter book by sharing our favorite part of the text with #wixie @VincentFarmBCPS ?? pic.twitter.com/MU9t3d0eWv
— Miss Minty (@MintyMouseClub) March 12, 2018
Today students used Wixie to create arrays and write number sentences to match! Some also recorded their voices to explain their thinking! @BaysideBulldog #vbits @kiersten320 #Baysideriseup pic.twitter.com/eoG91h4SDD
— Jessica Kirberger (@JMKirberger) March 27, 2018
Kindergarteners used #wixie to make a word family book. They used text boxes and the search function to find pictures that matched their words. They printed it out as a mini book so they can practice reading! @Tech4Learning #dodeaMAD pic.twitter.com/AdoRC9lMLb
— gracie k (@gracemejin) March 22, 2018
Today we used Wixie to create a timeline of Pocahontas's life @FairhillES #successforalltigers #hearusroar #fcpsPoG #techwhizkids pic.twitter.com/Qty31Tbxzh
— Nicole Taruc (@NicoleBTaruc) January 24, 2018
Modeling tectonic plate boundaries with Wixie. #FlemRarSchools #tech4learning @patflavin1007 pic.twitter.com/q5S2loFhPN
— MrsMooreFRSD (@MrsMooreFRSD) January 24, 2018
These gr 5 Ss did a ???? job using #Wixie to make their first ever #bookbento about a fav read they wanted to share!! #bcpslms #literacy #studentchoice #slm19 @WestchesterElem @BCPSLMP @ScottLoomis pic.twitter.com/6XIEPIQPfg
— Westchester Library (@WESLibStars) April 9, 2019
Creating comics in Wixie is easy! For Digital Citizenship I created templates and let the kids fill in the rest, speech bubbles are the best!! @tech4learning #edtech pic.twitter.com/EOMxZ8DxFi
— LBH Computer Lab (@LbhLab) March 29, 2019
After reading How do you know it’s spring using @EpicKidsBooks, 1st grade Ss use #wixie to write about what happens in spring. #vblms #lynnhavenlions #VBtransforms pic.twitter.com/BsKGsQqvJO
— Jacqui McGuire-Day (@jacquimday) March 28, 2019
One of our fabulous friends created a Wixie presentation during recess about setting goals. He recorded himself telling his friends how to set goals using a Wixie template. WOW! These kiddos blow me away. @Relay_BCPS #1relay4all pic.twitter.com/DipQjy142D
— Ann Demczak (@Demczak2ndGrade) February 1, 2019
1st grade partners explored digital pattern blocks today @ShadySideAACPS @jensturgell pic.twitter.com/sfxAlP0YnQ
— Ms. Connolly (@MsConnolly1st) February 6, 2019
2 Ss survey and create graphs in @Tech4Learning Wixie @LRFSchool142 @CathyLarkin8 @MsTroike @LaurenRamey2 @ForestRidge142 pic.twitter.com/sksSDKh68u
— Noelle Horbaczewski (@nhorbaczewski1) February 11, 2019
Finishing our magnet invention #WIXIE projects. #CopperHillES #FlemRarSchools #Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/wUPVcLvd9y
— MrsMooreFRSD (@MrsMooreFRSD) January 3, 2019
Second graders using WIXIE to demonstrate their understanding of the influence of seasonal changes and weather conditions on everyday activities and dress #Baysideriseup @BaysideBulldog @angelafarrell20 pic.twitter.com/iPji2WHuR2
— Heather Schweitzer (@heatherschweit1) October 29, 2019
ESOL students use #wixie to describe properties of matter. This is a great tool to increase their comfort level for @WIDAConsortium speaking testing #AACPSAwesome @EngLangAcqAACPS pic.twitter.com/Aj94rWll3r
— Jodi Bennett (@MrsBennettESOL) November 1, 2019
Second grade students using Wixie to show equal groups in Mrs. Chiodo’s class! @bakerbg @RMartielloNPSD @JBashawNPSD #NPMathKnights @GWSquareElem pic.twitter.com/Xt2uR8ygm6
— Margaret Ridge (@MargaretRidge5) November 18, 2019
Top story: @CharnickSCES: 'Assessing 1st grade science standards using #Wixie. The tree drawings allow students to show evidence of exceeding the standard. #scestech #switchitup #balancedassessments ' pic.twitter.com/vYmUSLJahg, see more https://t.co/wcuxGPr9KK
— Patricia Flavin (@patflavin1007) December 7, 2019
We created new animals on Wixie based on the traits of their parents #Wixie #AACPSAwesome #FuninFirstGrade @RollingKnollsES @aacpsoit pic.twitter.com/nTLrGFGQ1a
— Lindsey Kramer (@LindseyWKramer) December 12, 2019
#Kindness lessons are some of my fav ❤️ 1st Ss heard a sweet story and had some fun creating ways to be kind on Wixie! @VBFairfieldES @LGrossVB @pgeromin1 @VBTechTeacher @CarolineMasden pic.twitter.com/73fwSjxMMi
— Blair Owens Sutter (@FESCounselor) January 10, 2020
We are designing an invention that uses magnets to solve an everyday problem. So much fun using #WIXIE to show our thinking! @Tech4Learning #FRSD @CopperHillES pic.twitter.com/deIogRW6Ho
— MrsMooreFRSD (@MrsMooreFRSD) January 9, 2020
Interviewing Animals w/ Wixie! pic.twitter.com/jMhvOpcKhO
— Ted Beltz (@TedBeltz) February 21, 2020
Using #Wixie to send family members digital notes of encouragement! #onepridemanystripes #otherpeoplematter @FairhillES @Tech4Learning @PosProject pic.twitter.com/VDDwAN7zTZ
— Stephen Giese (@SGiese15) March 23, 2020
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