Wikki stix ideas

Everyone loves Wikki Stix! All of my kids – aged 12, 7, and twin 5 year olds all love these wax covered sticks of yarn. Ok, I admit it, even I love Wikki Stix. I love them both as a parent and I secretly enjoying playing with them myself. The first time I was exposed […]

Making geometric shapes with Wikki Stix

Children will love building shape recognition and fine motor skills using Wikki Stix and our colorful hands-on Wikki Stix 2D Shapes Activity Mats. Children will use Wikki Stix to Build It, Find It, and Make It on each of these eight shaped-themed mats.

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Watch your students merge critical thinking, logic, and creativity with the Wikki Stix Genetic Engineering Activity. Punnett squares reveal possible models.

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A follow up to my last post about programming over school break. For the Wikki Stix Workshop yesterday nearly fifty children, plus their parents and caregivers, crowded the children's room to make all sorts of lovely things. The youngest children used coloring sheet templates to fill in butterfly or kite designs. Others made their own "drawing" on white paper. Jewelry and tiaras were quite popular among the young ladies. Check out these rings. Food was also an inspiration. Go carrot salad…

Now and then, we like using Wikki Stix and finger lights during our small group reading instruction. They're visual and tactile tools that helps beginning readers focus on a variety of phonics skills such as identifying blends, digraphs, sight words, etc., as well as different vocabulary prompts like parts of speech, synonyms, & new key words. If your students are having difficulty tracking words while reading, try finger lights for a little added encouragement. Check out the post to see…