Math Activities Place Value QR Code Riddles | Holiday Themed

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You will need an ipad, ipod, or digital device with a QR code scanner to scan the codes in this product.

The pages in this set can be used with any math series or Place Value unit of study that you are doing with your class. It covers place value in ones, tens, and hundreds.

You can use the first pages as quick checks to see if your students know money before you start your unit, during your unit to check and see what they are learning, or after your unit as an assessment. Each quick check has 10 questions and an answer key.

The QR hunts are a fun way to add a little twist to a worksheet. The students answer problems by solving the place value questions on their sheet and writing down the answer. After the sheet is completed they can roam the room to find the amount that matches what wrote down and scan the QR code which gives them a word to solve a riddle that is on their paper.

Directions for the QR hunts-Copy on card stock, cut out, and laminate pages 15-22. Hang them or lay them all over the room. The cards all have numbers to go with the corresponding worksheet in pages 22-31. Students need to first write the place value amount on their paper for each problem. Then after completing the sheet they can roam the room to find their amount to scan. Then they need to write the word or words from the card that they scanned to help them figure out the riddles. You can have students all complete all the sheets at once or differentiate and give certain pages to certain students that need help in different areas of place value.

Also check out my other QR code riddles for other math topics.

If you have any questions please feel free to email me before purchasing.

amsgoodwin@gmail.com

Anita Goodwin

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