The document describes a QR code hunt about the solar system for 4th grade students. It provides objectives about students learning about the planets and their relationships. Students will find QR codes around the classroom or school that each link to a multiple choice question about the solar system. They will decode the QR codes and write the question/answer on a matching board to check their answers as a class at the end. The document includes 10 sample questions that could be used and empty QR code boxes to paste the generated codes next to each question.
The document describes a QR code hunt about the solar system for 4th grade students. It provides objectives about students learning about the planets and their relationships. Students will find QR codes around the classroom or school that each link to a multiple choice question about the solar system. They will decode the QR codes and write the question/answer on a matching board to check their answers as a class at the end. The document includes 10 sample questions that could be used and empty QR code boxes to paste the generated codes next to each question.
The document describes a QR code hunt about the solar system for 4th grade students. It provides objectives about students learning about the planets and their relationships. Students will find QR codes around the classroom or school that each link to a multiple choice question about the solar system. They will decode the QR codes and write the question/answer on a matching board to check their answers as a class at the end. The document includes 10 sample questions that could be used and empty QR code boxes to paste the generated codes next to each question.
Type the information next to each prompt. 1. Choose a topic: The Solar System 2. Identify the standards and write objectives: Fourth Grade: 3. Earth Systems Science 1. Earth is part of the solar system, which includes the Sun, Moon, and other bodies that orbit the Sun in predictable patterns that lead to observable paths of objects in the sky as seen from Earth Students will use prior knowledge for the QR code hunt. They will learn about the planets in the solar system and how they relate and correspond to one another, along with the Sun, moon, etc. They will have a better generalization of what happens in the solar system.
3. Determine how you want students to proceed through the QR code
hunt and what they are to do with the information or what they are to do at each clue. Describe your method here: Once students find a code, they will have to decode it to figure out what it says. They will each have ten blank squares and a matching board that has each question in a space. Once they find a QR code they will write down what it says on one of the blank squares and put it where they think it fits best on their board. We will go over the correct answers together as a class. 4.
Write at least 10 questions or prompts (see table below):
What does the Earth do around the Sun? Orbit About how many hours does it take the Earth to rotate? 24 Hours What planets are known as the gas giants? Jupiter, Neptune, Saturn, and Uranus What two planets have no moons? Mercury and Venus What it is called when the moon blocks the sunlight as it passes between the sun and earth? A Solar Eclipse Whats the center of our solar system? The Sun What is it called when the moon darkens as it passes through Earths shadow? A Lunar Eclipse What is the term for one full spin of an object around its axis? A Rotation What does the moon do around Earth? Revolves
About how many stars are in the Milky Way? 100 Billion
5. Create a QR code for each question/prompt. Copy and paste the QR
code next to each question/prompt above. QR codes can link to text, web sites, images, and more! There are a lot of QR code generators. Some have colors, some allow many options, some are just black and white, and some force you to download the QR code. This QR code generator allows you to copy and paste rather than download: http://goqr.me/ This one has lots of options and color: http://www.qrstuff.com/ 6. Here is a QR code hunt generator: http://www.classtools.net/QR/ Example: Question What does the Earth do around the Sun?
About how many hours does it take
the Earth to rotate?
What planets are known as the gas
giants?
What two planets have no moons?
What it is called when the moon
blocks the sunlight as it passes between the sun and earth?