Hey, ya’ll! Just finished posting the 4th grade math QR code printables and games for the month of November! Please enjoy a sample freebie from the pack by clicking here or on the image above.

My students totally enjoy the combination of QR codes, dice, spinning wheels, Tic-Tac-Toe games, and coloring fun holiday-themed images found in my QR code Printable Monthly Bundles. Here are some pics from November’s bundle.

If interested in the full pack, just click here or on the image below. Happy November!

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Here’s a very fun sample freebie that involves football and rolling dice. Students will totally enjoy solving addition and subtraction word problems while reading interesting information about some football legends.

This sample can be found in my October QR Code Printable for 4th grade math. Click on any image to see more! (If you like this idea, I have sets for all year long, too!)

Skills covered are:

* Rounding Numbers up to 7 Digits
* Extended Multiplication
* Basic Multiplication Facts
* Basic Division Facts
* Addition and Subtraction up to four digits
* Missing Factors
* Comparing Numbers up to 7 digits
* Place Value
* Naming the Place of a Digit
* Writing Number Words
* Prime Numbers
* Multiples
* Number Divisibility
* In and Out Boxes
* Estimating Sums
* Subtraction with Zeros
* Multi-Digit Addition and Subtraction Word Problems
* Ordering Numbers
* Identifying the Position of Numbers

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Hey, ya’ll! Hope you’ve had a good weekend! I am so ready for the warm weather. And by warm, I mean at least in the upper 70’s. This 50-degree weather is not cutting it!

Here is my latest QR code freebie from my April QR Code Printable pack. In this game, students will identify acute, obtuse, and right angles.

 I love these tic-tac-toe games because they help students review math skills in a repetitive, self-checking way. And only one scanning device is needed to make this game work.

Here’s how it works:

To download this freebie, just click here! If you really enjoy this resource, be sure to check out the complete 4th Grade QR Code Printable Bundle!

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Here are a few pics from the complete pack:

Have a great week!

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To make the transition back into the classroom a bit easier, I’ve created another set of QR code printables for January. Here I have a freebie center that not only celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr., but also allows students to practice their rounding skills in a self-checking, 21st century format. This center actually is the timeless game of Tic-Tac-Toe, so you have very little explaining or preparing to do. Click here or on the image for this freebie.

This freebie is included in my new set of QR code printables for the month of January. You can check that out here.

I may have bit off more than I can chew, but I’ve decided to created a QR code printables pack for nearly every month. If this is something that interests you (meaning you think you would purchase every set), check this bundle out, so you can save a lot and receive a lot of QR code goodness!

Hope you had a great holiday break! And I hope 2015 is the best year yet for you! Thanks for stopping by my blog!

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