Back by popular demand, the QR Code Short List Treasure Hunt is sure to engage students. The QR Code Treasure Hunt has a question for each of the Children’s Book Council of Australia (CBCA) Short List books in the Early Childhood, Picture Book and Younger Readers categories.

Instructions:

• Print out the QR codes and place them around the library (or school)
• Print out answer recording sheets for students
• Students scan the QR code, a question will appear – answer the question on the recording sheet
• Once all six QR codes have been found and six questions answered place answer sheet in an entry box
• The first fully correct answer sheet drawn from the box wins a prize!

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Thanks to the How to make a QR Treasure Hunt guide which provided the instructions and tools to create the Book Week QR Code Treasure Hunt.