Pixton Lesson Ideas

Rigid Transformations

Students will create a comic that provides definitions of rotations, reflections, and translations in terms of circles.

What’s in a Molecule?

Students will illustrate the composition of a simple molecule.

Going Global

Students will create a comic in which they identify a global issue and investigate a technological solution for it.

Global Challenges and Societal Needs

Students will create a comic in which they address a global challenge and illustrate a solution for societal needs.

Function Inverses

Students will create a comic that shows by composition that one function is the inverse of another.

The Remainder Theorem

Students will create a comic that shows an equation that explains The Remainder Theorem.

Similar Triangles and Slope

Students will create a comic that uses similar triangles to explain why the slope is the same between any two distinct points on a non-vertical line in the coordinate plane.

Quadrilaterals

Students will be able to show the attributes of different quadrilaterals.

Scientific Process

Students will create a comic in which they visualize the scientific method.

The Big Bang Theory

Students will explain the Big Bang Theory based on the composition of matter in the universe.

The Moon’s Phases

Students will display an understanding of the lunar phases of the moon.

Photosynthesis

Students will be able to explain the energy flow during the process of photosynthesis.

Life Cycles

Students will be able to explain the life cycle of one animal or organism.

Magnetic Energy

Students will display the interaction between two objects in a magnetic field and how their forces change.

Mutual Respect Online

In this lesson, students will explain how they can respect others online.

Keeping a Clean Digital Footprint

In this lesson, students will describe actions that they can take to keep a clean digital footprint.

Safe Actions in Tricky Situations

In this lesson, students will explain how they can make a safe choice when faced with a tricky situation online.

Digital Citizenship: Find the Good

In this lesson, students will describe a beneficial way to utilize the Internet and/or social media that impacts the greater good.

Code It and Define It

In this lesson, students will define a coding term by describing and providing an example of it in context.

There’s an App for That

In this lesson, students will develop the idea for an app that will solve a problem they encounter at home or at school.

Decoding Coding Vocabulary

In this lesson, students will demonstrate their knowledge of key coding vocabulary.

Staying Safe Online

In this lesson, students will learn how to stay safe online.

Calling All Inventors!

In this lesson, students will imagine an invention that would solve a problem at home or at school.

Global Problem Solvers

Students will describe an invention that would solve a global or environmental problem, e.g., flooding, waste disposal, pollution, extreme heat, etc.

What’s Your STEM Superpower?

Students will imagine a solution to a real life STEM problem by creating a STEM superhero comic.

STEM Careers

In this lesson students will explore a STEM career that interests them.

Calling All Superheroes! Exploring STEM Careers

Students will create a STEM superhero based on one of the components of STEM. Students will craft a scenario for their superhero based on their traits and area of expertise.

STEM Is Everywhere

Students will explore a future career that interests them.

STEM Challenge Reflection

After completing a STEM challenge students will reflect on their thought process and results.

Teach Science, Technology, Engineering, And Math with Comics

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