QR Scavenger Hunt
QR Scavenger Hunt
- September 13, 2018
- Posted by: Tina Schuessler

QR Scavenger Hunt
QR Scavenger Hunts are just what they sound like – scavenger hunts that use QR codes! They can be used to review content, or to introduce students to a new topic, all while getting students up and moving, collaborating with others, etc.
First, you will need to decide what you want students to access with their codes. Will it be a video? A question on a Google Doc? A picture? A slide presentation? Copy the links to the resources you want students to access and create your QR codes. Consider using Bit.Ly to create your QR codes! Provide students with a clue about where the next QR code is located.
Here are some examples of QR Code Scavenger Hunts:
Lower Elementary Producers & Consumers Lower Elementary 100 Day
Upper Elementary Angles Upper Elementary Geographical Features
Middle School / Junior High Solar System Energy Transformation
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Alignment to the ISTE Standards and to SAMR is intended to help teachers understand the roles these technologies have in creating learning experiences. They are not meant to be concrete classifiers. Any other suggestions on the alignment of these may be forwarded to the Instructional Tech Dept. ISTE Standards for Students, ©2016, ISTE® (International Society for Technology in Education), iste.org. All rights reserved.
Tags: ISTE-EL, EMPOWERED LEARNER, ISTE-KC, KNOWLEDGE CONSTRUCOR, ISTE-GC, GLOBAL COLLABORATOR, ISTE-CC, CREATIVE COMMUNICATOR, SAMR-M, M, SAMR-R, R