In search of fun Solar System activities? Engage your students with this fun SOLAR SYSTEM QR CODES SCAVENGER HUNT!

UPDATES:

• QR codes used in this resource now have NO pre-set scan limits.
• Images are now hosted in Google Drive. The Public Folder of Dropbox has not been accessible since September 1, 2017. This resource also got a makeover - it now has new fonts. July 16, 2019

Page 3: Materials, Preparation, Activity and Management Tips

Materials:

Solar System questions worksheet

15 QR Code cards

Tape and scissors

Preparation:

Print the 15 Solar System QR Code cards on card stock. Make copies of the QR Code Cards questions worksheet (2-sided). Each student will need his or her own copy. Tape the 15 QR Code cards around your classroom where students will be able to find them and scan the QR code with their iPads or tablets. You can put the QR Code cards on the back of your classroom door, on the student desks, on the chalkboard, or wherever you like.

Activity:

Students receive a copy of the Solar System question worksheet. They have to go around the room with their iPads or tablets and scan all the QR Code cards to answer the questions. After they have completed the question sheet, you can go over the answers together with the class.

Management tips:

You may want to make this a silent activity so students don't share answers with each other. You can have the kids work alone or with a classmate. Don't be afraid to hide the Solar System QR Code cards in tough places. Students think it's more fun when they have to search around a little.

Have a plan for early finishers. You may want to have a task for them to complete when they're done, or you may have them help other students find the answers to the Solar System questions.

Pages 4-5: Solar System Questions Worksheet

Pages 6-20: QR Code Cards (The cards cover questions on the history, fun facts and celebrations of Solar System.)

Pages 21-36: Answer Key (This is made up of the slides with the questions and answers that students will see when they scan the Solar System QR Codes. The slides were saved as png files and stored in my Google Drive. These slides were included to make it easier for the teacher to go over the questions and answers with the class.)

Pages 37-38: Credits and Terms of Use

Note: Images are now hosted in Google Drive. The Public Folder of Dropbox will not be accessible starting September 1, 2017 that's why I have to do the move to Google Drive. Thanks for understanding.

Please check out my other Science Resources.

Thanks to Dancing Crayon Designs for the paint splatter frame, Krista Wallden for the astronaut clip art, and Glitter Meets Glue Designs for the chevron element used on the thumbnail and preview of this resource.

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Thanks for your interest in one of my Solar System activities. Thanks for being a blessing!

Jewel Pastor

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