Cancer – A Device-Based Scavenger Hunt Activity

Cancer - A Device-Based Scavenger Hunt Activity

This innovative teaching resource facilitates a dynamic method of teaching about cancer in grades 7-11. This hunt activity uniquely blends technology and education, creating an interactive learning zone for students.

• Content Covered: An overview of cancer, risk factors associated with the disease such as smoking, and different prevention or treatment methods. The language and delivery are constructed to cater to diverse grade levels making it applicable across middle school and high school science classes.
• Versatility: The Cancer - A Device-Based Scavenger Hunt Activity can be employed during a full class session, smaller study groups or even as an engaging homework assignment. It prompts exploration beyond textbook materials while still adhering to educational standards.

The Scavenger Hunt Process

The Scavenger Hunt process entails teachers printing QR codes that accompany the resource material and placing them around the classroom. Students work in groups moving from code to code completing tasks linked via scanning each code. There are five tasks associated with each Scanvanger Hunt Activity.

The unique nature of this Hunt lies in its distinctive tasks which may include;

1. Video analysis simulations
2. Fully automated quizzes eventuating stories
3. Brief answer segments

Web-based research among other intriguing activities, all centralized around topics on cancers — presenting multiple pathways for both knowledge acquisition & application thus ensuring student engagement at every step!


Incorporating this academically-enriching and enjoyable activity in your teaching portfolio will assuredly give your students an advantage in understanding complex subjects such as cancer. Embrace the fusion of technology and traditional instruction with Cancer - A Device-Based Scavenger Hunt Activity!

1 zip file with:

-DOC and PDF Scavenger Hunt

The Content Includes:

• Cancer overview

• Cancer risk factors

• Cancer and smoking

• Treatments and prevention