This pack of 31 QR codes link to read alouds on YouTube all about plants, gardens, seeds, roots, stems, leaves, growing vegetables, flowers, and trees etc. Fiction and non-fiction texts are included. They support the teaching and learning of reading and unit of inquiry. QR codes are great for inclusion in your daily 5 reading stations, reading rotations and centers, listening to reading, for students who finish early, who need further instruction, are visual or auditory learners, or just for fun. These read alouds create a great link between reading and unit of inquiry. You will need a QR code reader to use these products. Please rate the product if you have found value in it and follow my store to see more great products for junior learners! I hope you and your learners enjoy these as much as me and mine! Please check out my other QR Code Read Aloud packs. IB Learner Profiles Mother’s Day Friends and Friendship and Sight Words!

QR code links to 31 songs and clips supporting the teaching of numbers to 20. Skills included …reading numbers to 20, counting forwards and backward, ordering numbers, counting sets, recognizing patterns, and subitizing! QR codes are great for your math group rotation activities, independent activities, fast or early finishers, home learning, and spiral review of previously taught concepts. You might also like these other math resources… Open-ended math questions to 10 Open-ended math questions to 20 Numbers and Counting to 10 QR Codes - 2D and 3D shapes Please leave a rating to help other educators make an informed choice.

Help students to learn to read ALL sight words from the Fry First 100 list with these fun QR codes. Once scanned students will be able to listen, watch and sing along with 127 songs and activities based around these early words. QR codes cover ALL of the Fry 100 list words. Great for word work or daily 5 stations. Can be used individually, in small groups or with the class. Great for independent work and learning and spiral review of previously taught concepts. Check out this pack of QR Codes covering Fry’s 2nd 100 words Or this bundle to purchase both!

This pack of 30 QR codes link to videos and songs on YouTube to support the teaching and learning of 2 Dimensional and 3 Dimensional shapes. QR codes are great for students who finish early, who need further instruction, are visual or auditory learners, or as part of your group rotation. QR code stations are also fabulous for spiral review of topics previously taught. You will need a QR code reader to use these products. I also have other junior math resources you might like; QR Codes numbers to 10 Open ended math questions to 10 Open ended math questions 10 to 20 Please rate the product if you have found value in it and follow my store to see more great products for junior learners! It will help other educators make an informed choice! I hope you and your learners enjoy these as much as me and mine!

QR code links to 31 songs and clips supporting the teaching of numbers to 10. Skills included …reading numbers to 10, counting forwards and backward, ordering numbers, counting sets, recognizing patterns, and subitizing! QR codes are great for your math group rotation activities, independent activities, fast or early finishers, home learning, and spiral review of previously taught concepts. You might also like these other math resources… Open-ended math questions to 10 Open-ended math questions to 20 QR Codes - 2D and 3D shapes Please leave a review of this product to help other educators make an informed choice.

31 QR codes linking to online read-aloud texts, supporting the teaching and learning of friends, friendships, and relationships. An excellent way to support the development of these skills in the classroom. These QR codes can be used independently by students at stations, centers, as fast finisher activities, or as a whole class. They can also be used for listening to reading during daily 5 activities. Great to support the integration of unit of inquiry learning. Check out my other QR code packs for inquiry, maths, and reading - Plants - read alouds Mother’s Day - read alouds IB Learner Profile - read alouds Fry First 100 Sight Words Fry Second 100 Sight Words Fountas and Pinnell Kinder and Grade 1 words Numbers 1-10 Numbers to 20 2D and 3D shapes And more! Don’t forget to leave a review to help other educators make an informed choice!

70 QR codes linking to read-aloud texts, supporting the teaching and learning of the International Baccalaureate Learner Profiles. 7 picture books for each of the 10 IB Learner Profiles included; caring, knowledgeable, thinkers, reflective, communicators, risk-takers, inquirers, principled, open-minded, and balanced. 70 QR codes in total! These QR codes can be used independently by students at stations, centers, or as fast finisher activities, or as a whole class. They can also be used for listening to reading during daily 5 activities. Check out my other QR code packs for inquiry, maths, and reading - Numbers 1-10 and to 20 2D and 3D shapes Open ended maths questions to 10 and 20 Friendship - QR Code Read Alouds Plants - QR Code Read Alouds Fry First 100 Sight Words and 2nd 100 Words And more! Please leave a rating to help other educators make informed choices!

Open ended questions are a great way for children to explore numbers and practice using number strategies. There are no fixed answers. They can be solved in many different ways which makes them accessible to mixed abilities. All 25 questions focus on numbers between 10 and 20. Encourage children to use the number line included on each page, equipment and/or draw to help solve the problem. All questions come in 2 formats - worksheets and task cards! There are a large number of possible answers so allow time for children to discuss how they reached their solution. Activities can be completed individually or in groups. Looking for Open Ended Maths Questions up to 10 - click here Keywords; open ended maths questions, ill-structured problems, rich tasks, mixed abilities, maths stations, independent tasks.

Open ended questions are a great way for children to explore numbers and practice using number strategies. There are no fixed answers. They can be solved in many different ways which makes them accessible to mixed abilities. Excellent for differentiation! All 25 questions focus on numbers up to 10. Encourage children to use the number line included on each page, equipment and/or draw to help solve the problem. All questions come in 2 formats - worksheets and task cards! There are a large number of possible answers so allow time for children to discuss how they reached their solution. Activities can be completed individually or in groups. Looking for Open Ended Maths Questions for numbers between 10-20 - [Check here]https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-11961082/) Keywords; open ended maths questions, word problems, ill-structured problems, rich tasks, mixed abilities, maths stations, independent tasks.

Help students learn to read sight words from the Fountas and Pinnell Kindergarten and First Grade list with these fun QR codes. Once scanned students will be able to listen, watch and sing along with 102 songs and activities based on these early words. The words covered include ALL of the words on the F & P Kinder and Grade 1 list! Great for word work or daily 5 stations. Can be used individually, in small groups, or with the class. Great for independent work and learning and spiral review of sight words! Kindergarten words - a, I, the, up, go, me, so, is, can, you, see, and, to, like, do, he, in, at, we, my, am, an, it, come, no. First Grade words - all, by, had, into, or, this, will, are, have, little, out, two, with, as, look, play, your, away, her, make, put, us, back, did, here, man, said, very, be, from, him, not, saw, was, because, get, now, she, went, been, going, how, of, that, what, but, if, one, they, who.

Help students to learn to read ALL sight words from Fry’s Second 100 list with these fun QR codes. Once scanned students will be able to listen, watch and sing along with 119 songs and activities based around these early words. QR codes cover ALL of the Fry Second 100 list words. Words 101-200! Great for word work or daily 5 stations. Can be used individually, in small groups or with the class. Great for independent work and learning and spiral review of previously taught concepts. Also available is a pack of QR Codes covering Fry’s 1st 100 words Or a bundle to purchase both!

Help students learn to read sight words. The words covered include all the words from the New Zealand Colour Wheel lists from magenta to blue levels. These beginning words are from Magenta, Red, Yellow and Blue reading levels (NZ). Once QR codes are scanned students will be able to listen, watch and sing along with 99 songs and activities based around these early words. Great for word work or daily 5 stations. Can be used individually, in small groups or with the class, in class or remotely. Great for independent work and learning and spiral review. Check here for a the[ Fry First 100 QR Codes](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/fry-s-first-100-sight-words-qr-codes-11961161) and here for the Fry Second 100 QR Codes.

Story stones are an interactive way to practice reading early sight words. This pack contains 32 sentence cards covering 49 of the Fry First 100 Words and more than 80 pictures to be used with all sentences. This activity can be used as an independent activity, reading follow up or group activity. Great for word work or daily 5 stations. To use this resource simply print the sentences and either cut out the pictures (you may wish to laminate first) or glue them onto stones (or bottle tops) for a more tactile experience. All pictures can be used with all sentences allowing over 2500 sentence combinations!

Move from the start to the end of the grid by finding and colouring the individual alphabet letters (all 26 letters are included in the pack). Letters are both capital and lower case. An example of the letter and a clear picture is included (as the treasure) on each grid. This activity helps students gain alphabet knowledge and learn the letters of the alphabet.

Find, cut and stick scrapbooks use old magazines, junk mail and newspapers to help develop cutting, scissor and fine motor skills while also developing early maths and language skills such us, big/small, heavy/light, numbers, colours/colors and shapes. To use, print the pages and bind together in a book. Students can choose their own page to work from or it can be teacher/parent directed to help develop a tricky concept (ie unknown colour/color or shape). Children can work individually or with a buddy. Great independent or maths station work for junior children. Works within a developmental or play based program.

Help reduce the dreaded holiday reading slump! Students choose from a range of fun reading and writing activities as they move their way from the start to the end of the map. Colour each square once completed. Works for a variety of levels and a range of texts. 4 different Reading Pick a Paths included! Also great if students are having time off during term time for any reason. Similar to reading bingo.

Students color each letter to create a path to find the treasure. Upper and lower case letters included in many different fonts. A fun way to practice the letters a, e, i, o, and u. If you like these have a look at the full alphabet set.