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. Through the visitor center, into the museum, you may wander around and wonder where I am. I am not up high so ignore our brown sky, I cannot hover but you may have to lift my cover | Noble W. Bones Week 1 | 2. Walking eastward then to the south you will find me near a house. Old homes had no fridge nor a garage. I am hiding in the hybrid like camouflage | Noble Bones Week 1 | 3. As you can tell nobody lives in the ruins any longer, you will need to travel where souls still squander. In a world without grocery stores or lots of money to spend you will find me in an area I spend until days end | Sarh Bones Week 1 | 4. In a place where 3 continents share the space, you will find me shooing away snakes while gathering sustenance for out plates. If when you find me I am resting my head, please ignore my unmade bed | Mary Bones Week 1 | 5. On this adventure, stick near the visitor center. You will need to stand a far while still in the courtyard. Much like a bird I am perched above, but not too high, so don’t glance at the sky. If you are still confused look for something plugged in to a fuse | Noble W. Bones Week 2 | 6. Just like that you are off with a bang! Now you will need to find something that can protect the gang. Out in the woods off the path you will find me preparing to make a big blast | Noble Bones Week 2 | 7. Near the marsh, don’t judge me too harsh, I have hid in a place with little air, unfortunately this has left me with little to no hair. You must remain outside of the gate, you wouldn’t want to see my body disintegrate | Sarah Bones Week 2 | 8. Walk back in time while enjoying this rhyme, to an era that stands still and still uses a quill. You will find me atop pine straw tucked in really tight, in a place that we like to lie at night. If it sounds too peaceful on your strut towards a hut, listen hard for a clatter…or maybe just climb the ladder | Mary Bones Week 2 | 9. Starting this endeavor you must think hard, be clever, walk through the big door, you’ll appear in the gift store. There I am hiding, I can see you down there turning about, I am just up here hanging out while you use the clues and act like a scout. Don’t forget when I came to Wormsloe I was a foreigner, the best place to hide may be a corner | Sarah Bones Week 3 | 10. You must go for a walk, down to the water, you will see the old house I built for my wife, son and daughter. Once you are there, it might look worn and shabby, don’t let that fool you, the walls are made of tabby. You will find me keeping guard, so please stay behind the red fence in order to protect my yard | Noble Bones Week 3 | 11. Walk towards the west and you will find me at my best. On your trek watch out for stinging nettle, but don’t look too hard your main goal is metal. My trade is now done with molds and machines, but back in the day I was the man to be seen. From nails to pails I was quite swift, I hope you can find me, I have given you many gifts | Noble W. Bones Week 3 | 12. When we first landed we had to build from scratch, good thing palmettos are easy to latch and thatch. With a safe dry hut, we can enjoy naps with our eyes shut. You’ll find me enjoying the warmth of my quilt, I got it trading with Scots who wear kilts. I have managed to escape the damp in one of Georgia’s earliest camps | Mary Bones Week 3 | 13. Back in the 18th Century we had no soda pop, but please feel free to glace the gift shop. You are already a trooper for starting this game, but if you know a good “cooper” please pass him my name. Our small little barrel now holds Wormsloe apparel. You may need to remove my “cover” to uncover me | Noble Bones Week 4 | 14. We are some of the oldest in the park, planted even before Lewis and Clark. Not made of mortar and bricks, we exist in a group of six. Across from us you will find a small cannon, it was made for an Atlantan. Our bodies are strong and our limbs quite long | Sarah Bones Week 4 | 15. I was dug a long time ago with a shovel not a fro. After I failed, the family retired my pail. No longer would you hear a splash, but I would gladly take all of your trash. Later on I was uncovered, all my treasures were discovered | Mary Bones Week 4 | 16. Embark on the path back to the car park where you may not find a ticket but rather me and my wicket. Keep an eye out for a big open field, I am not very well concealed. With my bat and my ball we often require an umpire to make the call. Players are often quick to retort while playing America’s first Athletik sport. | Noble W Bones Week 4 | 17. Start within the visitor center, this is Wormsloe’s epicenter. You’ll need to stand by the desk, from that point you will see me looking statuesque. You need to look out of the window, in order to find me, Noble Bone’s window. I am quite spry so maybe you should look up high | Sarah Bones Week 5 | 18. Finally out of the ships galley I now reside at the end of the Oak Alley. Look for what seems like a wooden cage, located upon what looks like a stage. It is a large box with few or no locks. I like to hide but by no means can I be your scavenger hunt guide | Noble W. Bones Week 5 | 19. Walk to the south near what used to be the “Back River’s” mouth. This area is quite calm and full of many palm. My loyalties lie with King George the crowned, so you will find me above the ground. As Georgia’s sheriff I fight against crime, but in my free time I like to climb | Noble Bones Week 5 | 20. This next hiding spot is rather odd, you may need to get low to poke and prod. But get to an area with a house and a hut, look for a spot you could boil a peanut. Before houses used electrical watt, they used me to keep the house hot. The smoke can look quite warm and whimsy as it soars out of my brick chimney. | Mary Bones Week 5 |
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