You cut out all of the cards (they are separated into rounding to nearest 10, nearest 100, and nearest 1000). Each child also gets a recording sheet. They write their answers on their recording sheet and using an iPod or other smart device with the laser app... they scan the QR code and the correct answer is displayed on the screen. I have the RED LASER app downloaded onto the iPods I have in my classroom. The kids love using technology and I love that they can get instant feedback. Interested? You can find it HERE!
Have you seen this picture on Pinterest lately? A co-worker shared it with me and every time I see it... I almost snort Pepsi through my nose. I have saved it on my phone and go find it when I need a laugh. If you haven't heard of Sweet Brown... google her and this will make more sense! :)
The school nurse (love her) brought me the Pioneer Woman cookbooks this week. I have followed
I hope that you are all having a great week so far. I have popped some Advil PM in the hopes of getting more than a few hours sleep tonight. It is still my struggle! OHHHH... and remember that the pencil sharpener giveaway ends tomorrow @midnight... it's like the super easiest giveaway EVER... seriously like 2 clicks and that's it! Good luck!!!
-Stacy
I saw the Sweet Brown clip for the first time this past weekend. The addition of Adam Levine makes it even better!
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Enchanting Elementary
Love. That. Picture.... :) Saving it to your phone is a great idea! Love the QR codes! The kids are so gonna dig that - what a great way to add a new spin on rounding!
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