Colonial Jobs Task Cards with QR Codes {Artisans}

These self-checking task cards for artisan jobs in the colonies use ▚ QR codes ▞ to link to labeled PHOTOS showing the correct answers! The visuals take self-checking QR codes to a whole new level of engagement and support ELLs and visual learners. My energetic students love when I tape these task cards around the room to let them MOVE while reviewing colonial jobs. This activity is based on 4th grade Social Studies standards.

Colonial Artisan Jobs and Vocabulary Included:
apothecary
blacksmith
cobbler
cooper
milliner
printer
silversmith
tailor
tanner
wheelwright

These task cards work with any FREE QR code reader app to easily integrate technology and makes an engaging, nearly no prep technology center for 1:1 iPad classrooms, BYOD schools, and classrooms with just a couple old Smartphones (like mine!). :)

NOTE: These task cards with QR codes link to photos in Dropbox.
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