Place Value Task Cards with QR Codes

Ever since spring break, I have been on a HUGE QR Code making kick!  QR codes are such a fun and unique technique to add to many activities.  Recently, I have been working on making math center task cards for different math concepts that we have worked on this year.  At the beginning of the year we learned about place value up to the 100s place.  Students used manipulatives, base 10 blocks, to help them build number sense with making numbers to the hundreds place.

Often times we have our "Early Finishers" during math time, so Carrie has created a bin with a handful of interactive math activities for the students to play when they get done early!  I have just finished creating our very own Place Value Task Cards with QR Codes.   The task cards incorporate various types of questions to help the students see how numbers work in a variety of ways.   There are 20 task cards and an answer sheet.  We are looking forward to adding our Place Value Task Cards to our Early Finisher Math Bin! Hope your kiddos enjoy this center too!

You can click here to get your own place value task card pack!

PLACE VALUE TASK CARDS WITH QR CODES

Hope you got to learn a little bit more about how to use QR codes in your classroom.....Share how you have integrated QR codes in your class by joining our "I heart QR Codes Linky Party!"

I am also hooking up with Literacy Sparks April linky!  I am a little late on this one, but thought I would still join the linky anyways! 

Looking Forward to:  Spending quality time with the hubby this month!  We have had a busy couple of weeks, so it will be nice to just relax and enjoy each others company!

Hoping to Accomplish:  Well, since I am late on this..Here is what I accomplished!!  I ran my first race over the weekend and I am still just so ecstatic that I accomplished actually running all 5 miles!!  I ran the Shamrock Shuffle 8k on Sunday and I am sooooo happy I accomplished this huge race!  40,000 people ran the race...people cheering you on the whole way, and looking at the beautiful skyscrapers...Couldn't have chosen a better race for my first!!  I am not a big runner, but some friends and I thought it would be fun to try one.  It was such a thrilling experience!  I know many of us non-runners wouldn't think twice about doing a race, but seriously it's the most incredible feeling and I think everyone should at least run one race in their life!  : )
 

Dreading: The end of the year paperwork, testing, and stress of whether or not my kiddos are making progress towards their IEP goals and acceleration plans!