Last year, I posted a few sets of QR codes for the holidays, and I would like to offer them to you again. Â For each of these, the user will need to have a device with a QR code reader app. Â There are plenty out there that are offered for free. Â For the purposes of testing these QR codes this year, I used the “Scan” app on my iPad. Â If you are interested in making your own QR sets, Kaywa is one of the free sites I like to use. Â QR Hacker allows you to “dress up” (though they use a different term!) your QR codes with colors and background images.
Here are some QR codes that you can use as a countdown calendar for Random Acts of Kindness. Â These can be used any time of year, but might be nice around the holidays:
QR Codes Kindness Countdown Answers
Here are 6 QR codes that are good classroom coupons. Â The first one is just black and white, and could be used any time of the year. Â The holiday option is in color (red and green), and has Christmas icons. Â These are fun to put in a class treasure box, or to give out to the kids in holiday cards:
QR Codes Classroom Coupons Answers
QR Codes Holiday Classroom Coupons (same answers as above)
If you are a parent, you might be interested in these QR codes for home:
This is not holiday related, but you can also download this QR code tic-tac-toe reflection for the end of the year or unit here. Â And, if you are really interested in QR codes, you might want to take a look at my post on an interactive bulletin board that I did last year.
Next week, I will be kicking it up a notch with some Aurasma holiday activities!