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I have taught in the classroom for 15 years in high school. For the last two years I have been employed in the role of elementary instructional technology specialist and have fallen in love with creating technology lessons for young learners. I do a lot of lessons for SmartBoard as well as making QR codes and stations. I would love to have someone use what I have created and hope that you enjoy what I have.
Please visit me on my blog if you have time! <a href="http://very3by3pages.blogspot.com/">Very3by3Pages</a>
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QR codes 1 more, 1 less to 20 - Kindergarten Tek 2f
Incorporate technology to practice solving 1 more, 1 less up to 20! Students will need a mobile device with a QR code reader such as a tablet, iPad, iPhone, etc. The problems are all 1 more, 1 less up to 20. There are 20 cards that could be divided up into different days and in different ways. It's up to you! This activity includes 20 QR task cards, a student response sheet, and an answer key. This was originally written for a Texas kindergarten class aligned to TEK k2.f grade but could be great
K - 1st
Arithmetic, Math
TEKS
MA.K.2.F
Multiple Math Skills Word Problems QR Task Cards for Scoot - Math Center TEKS
Incorporate technology and while engaging your kids! Students love QR codes and they can use these task cards to practice MULTIPLE skills while playing scoot OR you can simply use them as task cards for a review. I included two student response sheets so that if you want to save paper you can print the black and white one (four at a time) for students to place in their interactive journals. I print the cards and then laminate them for durability. The also print well in black and white. Just go t
2nd - 3rd
Arithmetic, Math, Other (Math)
QR Scavenger Hunt addition and subtraction bundle with and without regrouping
QR codes get students up and engaged! Cut out the cards and place in a station with a device that can read QR codes (iPod Touch, iPad, tablet, or laptop/desktop with a camera). Students get immediate feedback when they scan the QR codes. Each answer will lead them to the next problem. At the end, they can turn in their response sheet. The response sheet is has a place for them to show their work and is so that they can turn in their answers.
The set includes 24 scavenger hunt task cards, a stud
2nd
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Math
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Experience
I have taught in the classroom for 15 years in high school. For the last two years I have been employed in the role of elementary instructional technology specialist and have fallen in love with creating technology lessons for young learners. I do a lot of lessons for SmartBoard as well as making QR codes and stations. I would love to have someone use what I have created and hope that you enjoy what I have.
Please visit me on my blog if you have time! <a href="http://very3by3pages.blogspot.com/">Very3by3Pages</a>
Teaching style
I've always been an educator who enjoys utilizing technology as well as classroom projects. Most of my lessons are geared toward that. If you need a quick engaging lesson to use in your room and show your administrators that you know how to use technology, then you have come to the right place.
Awards & shining teacher moments
NSPA pacemaker finalist 2009, 2013. CSPA Gold Crown winner 2011. ILPC award of distinguished merit 2008-2013.
My own education history
BSE in English and Theatre
Graduate Studies in Journalism and Graphics Design
M.Ed. in Educational Leadership
Additional biographical information
I love creating clip art with my nine year old daughter. She does a lot of the art for me and she does a fantastic job! My husband is a gifted computer programmer and he is who has enabled things like the QR coded audio to work. I am grateful to have both of them in my life!
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