21st Century Test Review
Reviewing for tests is pretty commonplace in most
classrooms. The teacher usually asks the students questions and a few of
them answer the questions and share with the whole class. While those
students are answering, most other students are partially listening but usually
not very involved.
In 4th grade we decided to try and make it
more engaging for everyone. We had a QR Code Scavenger Hunt to review for
our science test. Different QR codes were hung around the room.
Once scanned on a student’s personal device, it took them to an
information source. These included websites, pictures, articles, and
videos. The students used the information gathered to answer questions on
their study guide. The students worked in cooperative groups to discuss
the best way to answer each question. When complete, they shared what
they learned with the rest of the class to make sure everyone had the best,
complete answer and understanding of the material.
Here are some responses from the some of the students:
What I liked: I liked how we got to go around the room and
scan QR codes to find facts, pictures, and songs!- Trevor
On number four they played a song that helped you answer one
of the questions! This was the best scavenger hunt ever!-Reese
It was so awesome and I hope we do it for every review we
do!-Maddie
In Mr. Baker’s class we scanned QR codes that gave us
information about science and learning about molecules and measurement. I
LOVE the cool things we did in our class!- Kylie
That was LEGIT!- Robert
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