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. 1 Create a list of 10 commonalities that your group has | 2. 2 Make a human pyramid with another team. Take a picture | 3. 3 Take a picture of a staff member that has taught in another country | 4. 4 Take a picture of a staff member who has written any published work | 5. 5 Take a picture of a staff member who has an adult family member who has attended Nolanville Elementary | 6. 6 Take a picture of the youngest staff member | 7. 7 Teach your team how to do a line dance. Take a 5 second video of someone teaching the line dance. http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Cupid+Shuffle+Line+Dance&&view=detail&mid=BBB109A85F5C6C67AE8BBBB109A85F5C6C67AE8B&FORM=VRDGAR | 8. 8 Hula hoop as a group in the gym and take a video. | 9. 9 Play trashcan basketball with your team. Take a five second video of your team making 5 baskets | 10. 10 Take a picture of the one in your group who has taught in the most grade levels. | 11. 11 Take a video of someone speaking in another language. | 12. 12 Take a video of someone doing a burpee | 13. 13 Take video of your group playing leap frog | 14. 14 Take a video of your group creating a human knot http://www.ventureteambuilding.co.uk/human-knot/ | 15. 15 Take a picture of your group by the Nolanville sign | 16. 16 Have three people on your team play on all of the playground equipment (bridge, rings, slides, swings, jungle gym). Upload a picture to seesaw | 17. 17 Video your group singing the Nolanville song | 18. 18 Take a video of someone having a crabwalk relay across the cafeteria | 19. 19 Take a picture if you have won an award | 20. 20 Take a picture if you have run in a race as an adult | 21. 21 Take pictures of 4 things that start with the letter i. (cannot repeat the same word) | 22. 22 Take a picture of someone in your group who has their room done (picture in the room) | 23. 23 Write the answer to this riddle. What is the best place to go shopping on the ocean? | 24. 24 Write the answer to this riddle. First throw away the outside, then you cook the inside, then you eat the outside, and then you throw away the inside. What is it? | 25. 25 Create a video of your group and another group having a three legged race | 26. 26 Create a video of someone from your team blowing up a balloon, running down to the end of the hallway, sitting on the balloon, and popping it | 27. 27 Find someone who has lived in 5 other states. List those states along with the person’s name | 28. 28 Take a 5 second video of someone quoting Shakespeare from memory | 29. 29 Take a video of your team competing against another team in a dance off to either the Macarena or the Chicken Dance | 30. 30 Watch the video link below and learn how to do the hand clapping Down, Down Baby and do the hand clapping game. Take a 5 second video of 2 team members doing the song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S40zKdprTj0 | 31. 31 Take a picture of someone in your group who could jump the rope 25 times. | 32. 32 Take a video of someone in your group patting their head and rubbing their stomach | 33. 33 Take a picture of two coins standing on their side | 34. 34 Take an object off your desk and think of 5 unusual uses for it. Make a list | 35. 35 Find a place outside the school building, you can find a book to read, and take it home if you like. Take a selfie with this spot | 36. 36 Take pictures of 4 things that start with the letter m. (cannot repeat the same word) | 37. 37 Take a 5 second video of two people locking arms, while sitting back to back on the floor, get to a standing position while keeping your arms locked. | 38. 38 Take a 5 second video of someone on your team keeping a balloon up in the air with a pool noodle. | 39. 39 Take a video of your team playing hackey sack. Find an object to use to play hackey sack. The players stand in a circle (not too tight) facing in. The player holding the Hacky throws it gently toward one of the other players, this is called a serve. This player must then try to prevent the Hacky from touching the ground using any part of the body other than the hands or arms. The player may touch the Hacky as many times as they want before passing it on to another player. All the players work together to keep the Hacky off the ground. There is no required order in which players receive the Hacky. | 40. 40 You are on a magic carpet, thousands of feet up in the sky. But you're not going anywhere because your carpet is upside down. The object is to flip the carpet back upright without anyone falling off into the abyss. You can use your hands. | 41. 41 Hold the popsicle stick in your mouth and stack 5 dice on top of each other. Take a video | 42. 42 Take a 5 second video of someone completing the ping pong Kleenex box challengehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4lMbG9pdJo&feature=youtu.be |
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