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. 100 Years ago this year, women were given the right to vote^. This is the location you would go to register to vote in the City of Ripon. | City Hall | 2. STOP! You are within walking distance of the next location. This place in Ripon can help you feel BLISSful from your CROWN to your feet? | Crown Bliss Massage | 3. This location downtown will make your hair and nails feel and look “REVIVE”d. | Revive | 4. STOP! This next featured woman is an artist and her location is close to walk. This artistic shop has the right “CHEMISTRY” for personal style in clothing and jewelry. | The American Alchemy | 5. We recently celebrated our VETERANs. This next location in downtown Ripon is where we MEMORIALize our local veterans we have lost. | Veterans Memorial | 6. STOP! Math: this next location’s focus while helping Ripon to save, budget and invest money. Winifred Merrill of Ripon was the first woman to get her PhD in math. | Horicon Bank | 7. The next woman is the founder of Girl Scouts! Turn onto Thorne St. & look for Ripon College’s “Johnson Hall”. Sorority Kappa Delta is connected to GSUSA. | Johnson Hall/Kappa Delta | 8. Continue your climb of Thorne Street. STOP! near the peak to look for your next shero. Be Careful not to descend too far down the hill before you get your clue! | Sadoff Fields Hill | 9. Descending down this hill will be nothing like Mt. Everest! Your clue is near the base. Find it where this next sign’s Olympic runner would have practiced during the winter. | RC-indoor Track | 10. STOP! Your next clue is near. This GYM holds many different sporting events and it is named after a female Ripon College alumna and Honorary Life Trustee. | Wilmore Center | 11. Ripon’s outer edge Trek! This service keeps the residents of Ripon safe with their large assortment of trucks and hoses. Ripon’s first female to work here is now a Lieutenant! | Ripon Fire Station | 12. Soar like this next shero! She can be found north of town. It is named after the woman who donated the land and money to develop the location into a park. | Murray Park | 13. She made a statement about Civil Rights by sitting in front of the __ instead of the back. Many of these help transport Ripon School’s students and are found in this location. | Lamer’s Bus | 14. Keep your “eyes” and “ears” open walking around the trails in this beautiful County Park. On hot summer days after a long hike, you can cool off in the Park’s splash pad! | Riggs Park | 15. This location is helpful if you are ever in need of medical care, but the next sign is located at a quiet corner and further from the facility to keep those in their care safe. | Ripon Medical Center | 16. This next scientist is responsible for discovering RADIOactivity, she is not a scientist of Entomology/THE BUG science. (Hint: take a right on Cty KK & on RADIO Road) | WRPN/Ripon | 17. Back to town! You have learned so much history already, but where could you go to find more history, specifically that of RIPON? Located on the HISTORICAL Watson St. | Ripon Historical Society | 18. Clarissa Tracy 1st female professor at Ripon College and taught botany. This next location will soon open and also study plants and how to grow them without soil! | Ernessi Farms | 19. STOP! US Air Force Maj. Frieda Keso helped medical facilities throughout Ripon. Next location would feature veterans from all branches of the US military & hold Bingo. | American Legion | 20. Fighting for girls to go to school for the first time was this next woman’s goal. Where in Ripon is a replica of where the city’s first children would have gone to school? | Little White Schoolhouse | 21. STOP! This place of worship isn’t far from here! Named after a female Saint, it holds a sign location with famous women who also became a Saint. | St. Catherine Catholic Church | 22. Young activist with lots of ?’s about the health of our planet. Find her at a building you would go to ask ?’s about Ripon area businesses and fun upcoming events and concerts. | Ripon Area Chamber of Commerce | 23. You need your eyes to be strong and healthy to do what this next famous woman did as a profession. Where can you go in downtown Ripon that can monitor your eye health? | Vision Care & Associates | 24. This next shero is a famous dancer. She would have practiced for hours at this location, if she lived in Ripon, to be ready to perform “on”STAGE. (Jackson Street side). | Backstage Studio | 25. Josephine Davy is a Ripon woman who helped to found this public book lending location. Your prizes are here! Thank you to participating!. | Ripon Public Library | 26. Park located on Union Street. Climb up the red structure and slide down the pole like a firefighter. Ripon’s first female firefighter is now a Lieutenant! | Ceresco Park |
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