1. Arrange students into groups. Each group needs at least ONE person who has a mobile device.
2. If their phone camera doesn't automatically detect and decode QR codes, ask students to
4. Cut them out and place them around your class / school.
1. Give each group a clipboard and a piece of paper so they can write down the decoded questions and their answers to them.
2. Explain to the students that the codes are hidden around the school. Each team will get ONE point for each question they correctly decode and copy down onto their sheet, and a further TWO points if they can then provide the correct answer and write this down underneath the question.
3. Away they go! The winner is the first team to return with the most correct answers in the time available. This could be within a lesson, or during a lunchbreak, or even over several days!
4. A detailed case study in how to set up a successful QR Scavenger Hunt using this tool can be found here.
Question | Answer |
1. Aulavik National Park - The name of this Arctic National Park means "place where people travel" | Aulavik Natinal Park | 2. Auyuittuq National Park - This park on southern Baffin Island includes the highest peaks of the Canadian Shield and the Penny Ice Cap | Auvuittug National Park | 3. Banff National Park - This was Canada's first national park and the third national park established in the world | Banff National Park | 4. Cape Breton Highlands National Park - This park is home to a portion of the world-famous scenic drive, the Cabot Trail | Cape Breton Highlands National Park | 5. Elk Island National Park - A Highway separates free roaming herds of Wood Bison and Plains Bison in this national park | Elk Island National Park | 6. Forillon National Park - Forillon protects a representative sample of the Notre-Dame and Mégantic mountain regions on the farthest reaches of the Gaspe Peninsula | Forillon National Park | 7. Fundy National Park - The highest tides in the world occur along this national park | Fundy National Park | 8. Georgian Bay Islands National Park - This park is home to the world's largest freshwater archipelago with over 30,000 islands | Georgian Bay Islands National Park | 9. Glacier National Park - Glacier National Park is home to Roger's Pass, an important transportation route across the Canadian Rocky Mountains | Glacier National Park | 10. Grasslands National Park - the only place in Canada where you can see the Black-tailed Prairie Dog and the Black-footed Ferrets in their native habitat | Grasslands National Park | 11. Gros Morne National Park - this park was designated as a World Heritage Site because of its ancient geology that helps us to understand plate tectonics. Its name means "Big Moody" or "Great Sombre", which refers to one of the isolated mountains in the park - part of a 1.2 billion year old mountain chain. | Gros Morne National Park | 12. Gulf Islands National Park Reserve - In this park you can participate in a survey of Black Oyster Catchers, a bird that indicates environmental quality | Gulf Islands National Park Reserve | 13. Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve - On a visit to this national park you might see humpback whales and ancient totem poles | Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve | 14. Ivvavik National Park - The Porcupine Caribou herd makes their home in this northern national park | Ivvavik National Park | 15. Jasper National Park - Home to the largest Dark Sky Preserve on the planet | Jasper National Park | 16. Kejimkujik National Park - In this park you can explore petroglyphs from the Mk'kmaq people indigenous to the area | Kejimkujik National Park | 17. Kluane National Park - Home to Canada's highest peak, Mount Logan, 5959 m | Kluane National Park | 18. Kootenay National Park - On a trip to this park you can see glaciers and cactus | Kootenay National Park | 19. Kouchibouguac National Park - Home to the second largest tern colony in North America, salt marshes, sand dunes and an estuary. | Kouchibougac National Park | 20. La Maurice National Park - This park represents the southern portion of the Canadian Shield | La Maurice National Park | 21. Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve - A land of beautifully carved limestone bedrock on the North Shore of the Gulf of St Lawrence | Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve | 22. Nááts'ihch'oh National Park Reserve - Canada's newest national park established in August 2012 | Naats'ihch'oh National Park Reserve | 23. Nahanni National Park - Home to four massive canyons, including Virginia Falls - twice the height of Niagara Falls | Nahanni National Park | 24. Pacific Rim National Park Reserve - Home to Canada's famous West Coast Trail | Pacific Rim National Park Reserve | 25. Point Pelee National Park - This park marks the furthest southern tip of Canada | Point Pelee National Park | 26. Prince Albert National Park - Home to the only fully protected White Pelican nesting colony in Canada | Prince Albert National Park | 27. Prince Edward Island National Park - Red sand dunes and endangered Piping Plovers are famous features of this park | Prince Edward Island National Park | 28. Pukaskwa National Park - Protects the wild north shores of Lake Superior | Pukaskwa National Park | 29. Quttinirpaaq National Park - Glaciers cover 1/3 of this park with ice caps over 125,000 years old | Quittinirpaag National Park | 30. Riding Mountain National Park - This boreal forest park is home to a healthy population of wolves | Riding Mountain National Park | 31. Sable Island National Park Reserve - Home to sand dunes and wild horses and over 330 ship wrecks | Sable Island National Park Reserve | 32. Sirmilik National Park - named for an Inuktitut word meaning “the place of the glaciers” | Sirmilik National Park | 33. St. Lawrence Islands National Park - This parks sits in the St Lawrence River between Canada and the United States | St. Lawrence Islands National Park | 34. Terra Nova National Park - Newfoundland's first national park and home to the endangered Newfoundland Marten | Terra Nova National Park | 35. Torngat Mountains National Park - Here you will find the highest mountain peaks east of the Rocky Mountains | Torngat Mountains National Park | 36. Tuktut Nogait National Park - This remote park is home to the Bluenose West Caribou herd | Tuktut Nogait National Park | 37. Ukkusiksalik National Park - This park is named after the soapstone found within its boundaries | Ukkusiksalik National Park | 38. Vuntut National Park - In this park you could canoe along the Old Crow River | Vuntut National Park | 39. Wapusk National Park - Protects one of the world's largest know polar bear maternity denning areas | Wapusk National Park | 40. Waterton Lakes National Park - This park is known as the place where the mountains meet the prairies | Waterton Lakes National Park | 41. Wood Buffalo National Park - Canada's largest national park | Wood Buffalo National Park | 42. Yoho National Park - One of Canada's highest waterfalls can been found here, Takakkaw Falls, 254 m | Yoho National Park | 43. Mount Revelstoke National Park - A place where you can smell Skunk Cabbage along the Giant Cedars Hiking Trail | Mount Revelstoke National Park | 44. Bruce Peninsula National Park - This park is in a World Biosphere reserve, and has an escarpment that has created spectacular cleffs and caves. Some of the trees here are up to 850 years old. | Bruce Peninsula National Park |
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