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A double-digit area model adventure for your students with green thumbs! The area model strategy is an effective method for cultivating multiplicative reasoning...Watch your students grow in their multiplication skills! "How Does Your Garden Grow?" is an interactive way to engage your math learners through the use of technology. This pack includes: - Interactive "How Does Your Garden Grow?" activity (accessed via QR code or browser on any digital device) - "How Does Your Garden Grow?" Workshe

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Get your students engaged in learning animal vocabulary and other science terms by having them investigate the characteristics and features of arctic and antarctic animals, including: - Polar Bears - Emperor Penguins - Harp Seals - Adelie Penguins Students will work independently or in a group to draw a card, scan it, and fill in the blanks on the photo sheet. This would make a great center or station activity for 1st and 2nd graders! QRazy Quest - Arctic and Antarctic Animals by Heather Dro

Get your anatomy unit off to a great start with this fun activity pack! Your students will be using technology and out of their seats for an interactive and engaging Skeleton Scavenger Hunt and more! Includes: - QR code Skeletal System Research Activity - “More About Bones” QR code fun (games, jokes, and videos) - “Bone Diagram” (labeled, and unlabeled with QR code answer key) - “Bone Match” activity (with QR code answer key) - Skeleton Scavenger Hunt! Bone Scans by Heather Drolet is license

Send your students on an interactive and engaging adventure as they review the US States and Capitals! This fun board game uses QR codes and challenges students to make it from "home" to their "camp site" by guessing state capitals and symbols along the way. The .pdf file can be printed on card stock and laminated for durability. Note: the final page, the game board, should be printed on legal size paper and backed with sturdy construction paper or cardstock before being laminated. Enjoy! Ro

Guess how many snowflakes there are before they melt!! Subitizing involves looking at a group of objects and recognizing the amount without actually counting each discrete item. It's great for kids who are building number sense. Encourage students to make groupings to achieve faster quantity recognition. Here's an interactive way to engage your young math learners through the use of technology. This pack includes: - 3 levels of the interactive "Subitizing Snowflakes" activity (accessed via QR

Students roll a QR code die and scan the "secret Robot Rule" to solve in and out boxes. This is a great station activity or a group game in a 1st or 2nd grade classroom. Robot's Rule aligns with the EveryDay Math curriculum. Students will need a QR Code scanner on a device such as an iPod, iPad, or smartphone. Search the app store for your device to download a free one. Robot's Rule (Addition and Subtraction within 100) by Heather Drolet is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCo

Have you ever tried having first-graders look up chicks or beavers using a Google search? You'll never do it again, that's for sure. Here is a free poster that uses QR codes to make sure kids go straight to kid-friendly search engines, do not pass go and do not collect 200 unwanted images. Print this out and hang it up where students can take their iPads or other mobile device and scan it using a QR code reader. Kid-Friendly Search Engines QR Poster by Heather Drolet is licensed under a Creati

What a fun way to say "You did a great job!". Your students will love the "secret code" you send them. They can use a QR code scanning app to read your feedback. The messages in this file include: "You Rocked It!" "You did it! I am so proud of you!" "You knocked my socks off!" "You are a Superstar!" Print these multi-colored stickers on Avery 8293 Circle Labels or any other any other sticker paper. Positive Feedback QR Code Stickers by Heather Drolet is licensed under a Creative Commons Att

Do your students struggle with using a dice? This game will help them learn to subitize... Subitizing involves looking at a group of objects and recognizing the amount without actually counting each discrete item. It's great for kids who are building number sense. Here's an interactive way to engage your young math learners through the use of technology. This pack includes: - 3 levels of the interactive "Ready to Roll" activity (accessed via QR code or browser on any digital device) - 12 dic