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         <title>10 Best Ways to Use QR Codes in an Elementary Classroom</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>1. History Webquest--Teachers can place QR codes throughout their classroom with various websites. Students have a list of questions that they have to answer from those sites about history.<br>2. Scavenger Hunt--Teachers have different QR codes throughout the hallways that lead students on a scavenger hunt with various questions.<br>3. Math Practice--Teachers use QR codes to allow students to practice different math questions for an exam. (Can be linked to a google form)<br>4. Reading Questions--Common lit is a site that English teachers use frequently. Teachers can print off the reading and post the different questions to QR codes throughout the room for the students to scan and answer.<br>5. Breakout Room--A breakout room is an innovative way for students to learn about various subjects. QR codes can be involved in that room to breakout. Students can scan the QR codes to solve the mystery.<br>6. Extra Credit--Teachers can post extra credit work to QR codes for students to do in their free time. <br>7. Get to know you assignments--At the beginning of the year the teacher and students are trying to get to know one another. QR codes are a great way for students to write down information about themselves, so that other students can access it easily.<br>8. QR Code for Reading Corner Books--Teachers can post links to books with QR codes. QR codes make it easier for students to access their favorite reading material after they have finished their assignments. <br>9. Virtual Field Trip Stations--Teachers can create stations to virtual field trips. At each station, students scan a QR code for a different part of the field trip.<br>10. Anatomy--Science teachers can tape QR codes to different parts of a skeleton so that students can scan them and learn facts about each body part.</div>]]></description>
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