QR Codes

QR Code Scavenger Hunts

Words to Know/Sight Words

• Scan the Code, Read the Word, & Write the Word

Phonics/Spelling Words

• Make a QR code with the reading of a word.
• Instead of a word hunt you could also create a recording sheet with the QR codes on them. Click here for a sample page I created. I used the website below to create the voice QR codes. 
• https://educationqrcodes.wikispaces.com/Qr+to+Voice

Story Response

Make a QR code that links to a story and attach it to a story response sheet. The story could be read to them or they could have to read it themselves. 

You can find some already made on Pinterest and TPT. This image is one example.The image is also a link.

Websites with books online:
www.robertmunsch.com
www.tumblebooks.com
http://www.harpercollins.com/childrens/feature/petethecat
www.storylineonline.net
www.wegivebooks.com
www.youtube.com

QR Code Creators

• http://www.qrstuff.com/
• http://www.qr-code-generator.com/]
• https://educationqrcodes.wikispaces.com/Qr+to+Voice

QR Code Reader

My first choice for use as a QR code reader is an iPod Touch. They are reliable, have internet access, and are a good size. My second favorite choice is an old iPhone. I am unsure if other brand phones would work as well. You can also use an iPad to scan codes. However, I prefer to use them for other apps and very rarely use them for QR codes. 

The app that I use is called i-nigma. It has been easy to use and reliable. It is also free! Click the image for a link. 

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