Students love using Pixie to create curriculum projects!

Pixie is exciting creativity software students can use to share ideas, imagination, and understanding through a combination of text, original artwork, voice narration, and images.

Creating with technology appeals to diverse learners, and encourages thinking, creativity, and communication skills. Project work with Pixie engages students in the curriculum and helps you meet the goals of your curriculum.

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Students show what they know

Pixie can be used across many grade levels and curriculum areas. Students love using Pixie for performance tasks that require them to apply what they have learned and demonstrate their mastery of curriculum and standards.

Pixie helps all students produce high-level work, providing a sense of pride in their abilities and fostering the determination to achieve.

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Pixie has great tools for self expression

Add and edit text
Record narration
Paint original images
Paint with symmetry
Add backgrounds and clip art from a large library
Add photos directly from Pics4Learning
Capture images from web cams
Use hundreds of curriculum templates
Collaborate on projects in real-time

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Pixie lets students share their learning in many ways

As students create valuable products like eBooks, comics, and public service announcements, they connect what they learn and do in the classroom to the world around them. Students can share their work in print or by creating videos, eBooks, and HTML files.

Pixie can help boost student achievement

An independent, peer-reviewed study of over 1,000 students across five states demonstrated the effectiveness of Pixie in Reading Comprehension and Mathematics learning. Using pre and post tests of treatment and control groups, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students in classrooms using Pixie demonstrated substantial growth compared to students in classes where Pixie was not used. Students participating in the treatment group achieved a half-year's more growth than students in the control group.

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