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Teacher Librarian Directions Objective: Capitalizing on the engagement of the PokemonGo App game, students will use digital devices and QR Codes to explore the Library Media Center and discover important sections, features, and resources and reveal hidden and very rare Pokémon. Grade level: 6 8 (Could also work with upper Elementary) Duration: 30 40 minutes. Teams or Individuals: I like to allow students to choose to work alone, with a partner, or with team of three. Just as long as each team or kiddo has a device to use so no one feels left out. The digital divide is real, my friends let s never let a kid feel marginalized in our pursuit of the digital cool. I have 5 devices (including some of my own) that I let kids use. What you'll need: First, you can save this lesson to your Google drive by going up to FILE > Make a copy & rename it so you can print, edit, or modify it for your school in Google Docs. You can also download it as a MS Word Doc and modify away! It would be nice if you kept my name at the bottom, but this is all Creative Commons Non Commercial Share Alike Attribution and I m not really going to lose sleep any over it! But, if you do adapt it and change it, I d LOVE if you would share your version with me and the world! That would be super cool! W00t! @GwynethJones Printable Pokemon scavenger hunt worksheets are below. 3 versions: One blank for kids to discover the Pokemon and write down their names & CP points, one with the names listed already for faster playing, and one just a checklist of the location clues for a super quick activity. PokemonGo Flickr Gallery of Clues I created these graphics using Adobe Photoshop Elements & a template template will be available for download on my Wikipage But you re on your own with Adoble Photoshop! It s a tough learning curve & I m still learning, too! LOL Tip: YouTube has great instructional videos for it! Google URL Shortener https://goo.gl/ to generate the QR Code. I created my graphics using photos I took around my library, QR reader on ipad or student cell phone I recommend inigma works on all OS s

Set Up: 1. Decide what your top 10 important locations will be in your Library Media Center. I included my Pokemon search list worksheet as an example, but you will probably want to change at least some of them. Edit your list to reflect these locations. 2. Print the QR codes (I inserted the screenshot.png s on for easy printing see below) 3. Write the location on each QR code. For example, if the students need to find the printer, write "printer" underneath the QR code. This helps if QR Codes for 2 locations are close together, if they get mixed up, or to set up for next year. 4. Place the QR codes around the library or other space you are using. I suggest putting them plain sight on top of each location, but you could hide them if you want to make it a bit more challenging. 5. Walk through the scavenger hunt to make sure it works. Or, have a volunteer kiddo or small class to test drive the lesson first. Make sure to scan the QR Codes to be sure they work. Directions for students: You can start anywhere on the Pokemon search list worksheet. Find the item or section in the library and look for the QR code, which could be located in plain sight or hidden. When you scan the QR, the Pokemon Pokémon name and CP point will appear on your screen. Write the Pokemon CP point on the square for that location. (You can pick a square and do the first one with the students as an example.) After you have found all the Pokemon you can, for a bonus prize, add up the points with the calculators on the tables! (Optional may not have time) Consider giving out a scratch n sniff bookmarks (or similar inexpensive treat) for finished worksheets. Modification: You can add the names of the Pokemon at the bottom of the blank list if you re worried kiddos would have trouble spelling them. Cut & paste the following and put it at the bottom of the chart. Don t worry, I mixed them up! Look for: Omastar Vaporeon Machamp Pikachu Charmeleon Snorlax Dragonair Charmander Charizard Charizard Ditto During the activity: Walk around and help any student or group having trouble. Let a little running happen, it s ok for now as long as they re engaged. NON QR Code or Mobile Device Variation. You could print out the Pokémons from my Flickr gallery, laminate them, and hide them around the Library Media Center. You could also forgo all the Photoshop and add the Pokémon name and CP points onto the Pokémon using the FREE photo editing website Picmonkey. Kiddos search for the hidden Pokémons, write the name and CP points down on their worksheet and voila!

Name or Team Members: Directions: Read the Clue. Go to the place mentioned in the clue. Search for & Scan the QR code to discover the Pokemon hiding there! Write down the Pokemon name & CP points. You do NOT have to go in order you can be sneaky & random. Working as a small team of 2 3 is great but if you prefer independent gaming & have a device, go for it! Time permitting Bonus: if you catch them all, add them up, and get the right total! Library Media Location Pokemon Caught CP Points Drop off & return your books here! These 4 computer workstations at the back of the Library are great for GAfE & printing your homework This is a big BLUE bin to recycle paper. Try and find the printer at the back of Media Center Hint: Blue Pole! Where you go to check out books Get a CHARGE to your mobile devices here, at our Charging Station! Visit our Makerspace Coloring Corner Sharpen your pencil here, ask Missy! Got LEGO? Go Makerspace! Pow! Get your Graphic Novels, Comics, & Anime here! BONUS! Add em up! > Total Points

This is the version that I ended up using. Because of the time constraint with my orientation classes (and the other stuff I had to go over) kiddos didn t really have time to do the full worksheet. So, here was my quick modification of a location Pokemon clue checklist. Team: Follow the location clues and check them off as you discover the Pokémon! Drop off & return your books here! These 4 computer workstations at the back of the Library are great for GAfE & printing your homework Recycle here in our big BLUE bin Try and find the printer at the back of Media Center Hint: Blue Pole! Where you go to check out books Get a CHARGE to your mobile devices here, at our Charging Station! Seek your Coloring Zen in our Makerspace Coloring Corner Sharpen your pencil here, ask Missy! Got LEGO? Go Makerspace! Pow! Get your Graphic Novels, Comics, & Anime here! Team: Follow the location clues and check them off as you discover the Pokémon! Drop off & return your books here! These 4 computer workstations at the back of the Library are great for GAfE & printing your homework Recycle here in our big BLUE bin Try and find the printer at the back of Media Center Hint: Blue Pole! Where you go to check out books Get a CHARGE to your mobile devices here, at our Charging Station! Seek your Coloring Zen in our Makerspace Coloring Corner Sharpen your pencil here, ask Missy! Got LEGO? Go Makerspace! Pow! Get your Graphic Novels, Comics, & Anime here! SMALL Printable QR Code Examples

Return Book Drop Student computer printing & workstations (Back of the media center) Recycle Bin Printer 2 Back of Media Center Book Check Out Desk Mobile Device Charging Station Makerspace Coloring Corner Pencil Sharpener Makerspace LEGO Station Big QR Codes to laminate! Graphic Novels & Anime

Return Book Drop Student computer printing & workstations (Back of the media center) Library Media Center Recycle Bin

Printer 2 Back of Media Center Book Check Out & Circulation Desk Mobile Device Charging Station

Makerspace Coloring Corner Pencil Sharpener Makerspace LEGO Station

Graphic Novels & Anime