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May
01

Touch Math with Wikki Stix: Addition

We recently wrote a blog post about using Wikki Stix in Touch Point Math. We are carrying on our Touch Point Math suggestions today by demonstrating the use of  Wikki Stix during Touch Point addition. First we printed the numbers 1-9 on 8 ½ x 11 paper. We then laminated every page with 5 mil …

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Apr
26

Wikki Stix in Tanzania (East Africa)

This is from the Jaffery Academy Special Education Needs department in Tanzania (East Africa). “The children use Wikki Stix with a lot of concentration and eye hand coordination (as you can see in the pictures attached) and the class becomes quiet suddenly… indeed it brought joy not only to the students of mixed abilities but …

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Apr
19

Social Emotional Skills with Wikki Stix

Here’s a fun idea for teaching about feelings and building on social emotional skills: Use Wikki Stix to create faces. Pin your poster to the wall and each morning, as your students enter the room, ask them to point to the face that represents how they are feeling. You can do this at home, also, …

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Mar
28

Teaching Tools: Use Wikki Stix for Learning Basic Shapes

By Shara Weiss Is your kiddo learning about basic shapes? Whether you are home schooling or placing your child in preschool, you know: your child is learning quickly and picks up on new information at rapid speed. Now is a great time to use hands-on activities to reinforce that learning. Wikki Stix are a wonderful …

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Mar
22

Easter Egg Craft Using Wikki Stix

By Shara Weiss After accepting a job in a special needs classroom I was asked to teach Art each week. I happily accepted. I taught Art Masterpiece as a volunteer when my eldest son was younger. I suspect this is one of the reasons I was offered the job, in fact – they needed a …

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