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. I am an amphibian I have smooth skinI am 8 cm in length I have two light coloured stripes down the back have webbed feet Birds eat me I eat plants insects and worms | A:Wood Frog | 2. I am mostly green but I am not clean, I am a plant who covers the water I am a big clutter. I live in all wetlands but have no hands,I am slimy and grimy. Fish like to swim in me fish also like to eat me You often pull me out with your fishing net I float on the water wherever I am. What Am I ? | A: Algae | 3. I’m near the shallow water, marshes, lakes, and streams you can find me in the wetland you will see. My life cycle is from a egg> chick> Fledgling> to Adult . I’m about 14 cm in length. I'm one of the graceful flyers with a lot of strength. With my largemouth I catch the insects when they don't expect. I'm an animal in the wetland it’s easy to find me in nests and trees. What am I? | A: Swallow bird | 4. I have a small head and a slim body that fits in small spaces. Oxygen comes through my lungs. I may be small but if you try to catch me, I will bite you with my sharp teeth so beware. I eat voles, chipmunks and rats. I live near shallow water, marshes, swamps and streams. Who am I? | A:weasel | 5. What the wetlands provide:Water food shelter for young. Fun facts: An owl like face. | A: Marsh Hawk | 6. I run around from land to underground, I also sneak out at night I hope I don’t be found. I am a brown furry little rodent that blends in with some things.Take a look at me I may be small and very cute one thing you should know is not to harm me. My back legs are big which helps me hop all around from here to there almost anywhere mostly by a tree. Who am I? | A: Vole | 7. I live in swamps, bogs, and slow-flowing rivers, come visit me if you dare. My life cycle is from a young to adult. If you don’t like me it won’t be an insult. Who am I? | A: Beaver | 8. When i'm a nymph i live in the water. When i’m an adult i live in the air.I go from an egg-nymph-adult.I am an insect. | A: Mayfly | 9. I can fly real high.. I am a second order consumer. They call me a redhead. I also got lungs to breath. I start as an egg end up like an adult. All I take from the wetland is water,seeds and grain.Tall grasses provide me home. What am I? | A: Red Winged Blackbird | 10. I have webbed feet Fish are what I eat I live in a lake But I never bake I have a bill I can stay still I can make a nest I teach my chicks what is best When I am hungry I dive for my food I like to be in a good mood What am I? | A:Diving Duck | 11. I'm known in Canada best of all, I will be in your garden big or small. My fangs are big but my legs did fall. I will eat the frogs then they'll be gone, But a small little weasel and something goes wrong. | A: Garter Snake | 12. But I would never eat a dog I can be small but I can run pretty quick I love my soft thick fur because it insulates the water My habitat is around lakes,streams,swamps,and near coniferous forests My predators are very few but i will still review them to you a red fox,coyotes,and a big horn owl. What am I? | A: Mink | 13. I have a tailI use gills to get air oxygen from the water I have lungs to breathe I live in shallow water, swamps, march, lakes, and streams I’m in the emergent zone. | A: Tiger Salamander | 14. I live in shallow waters, swamps and marshes. I build my nests in muskrats or houses. When the wetlands freeze, I travel to the south. I have a flat beak some consider a mouth. I help the wetlands by providing food. My body waste provides nutrients for plants to change their mood.I have a long neck to reach plants. Though sometimes they are being crawled over by ants. What am I? | A: Goose | 15. I am a bird that flies. A hiss to defend, that is my cry. My life is the same as any other bird, and I am feathered, not furred. I eat plants, to help other grow, and when they freeze, I fly away from snow. Oxygen, oxygen, through my lungs, we all protect our precious youngs. Through the air I slowly fly, may I ask, what am I? | A: Trumpeter Swan | 16. Why I have so many legs is because they help me swim so I don’t get dusty. When I’m fried, my legs are crusty. I may have a magical name, but I do not drop pixie dust. WHO AM I? | A: Fairy Shrimp | 17. I am the largest bird in the wetlands My life cycle: egg>chick>fledging>adult Habitat: I live in shallow water, marshes and lakes I control animals population I use my bill to kill my prey I eat fish, frogs, insects and amphibians I have a long bill and long legs. I am a second- order consumer I have a blueish and greyish body I have a yellow bill | A: Great Blue Heron | 18. Live cycle is egg larva fry adult. Size up to about 35 cm in length and 0.5 in weight. ya Feeds on algae, and microscopic animals and smaller fish. We eat it this animals . Habitat shallow water and swamps marshes streams and lakes this cool animal prefers cool water ya | A:Yellow Perch | 19. I am green and my leaves are thick, I can grow to 25cm across I supply shelter for insects eggs, so they can rest their little legs I provide shade for aquatic animals, yet they're not all mammals I am a seed then to plant, I have waxy leaves to prevent waterlogged I don’t like to live in the emergent zone , but I do like the floating zone What am I ? | A: Water Lily | 20. Take a look at me! I may look like a beaver but I’m not what you see!I can also collect fleas. I am as tall as 25 cm long! I like to swim but I spend most of my time on land! I often like to chillax in the sand. My fur is nice and thick so I can stay in cold water! My cousin is an otter. Houses are built far away so the predators are away from me. If I see a predator I like to flee. | A: Muskrat |
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