QR Code linked Book Sheets

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September 23, 2019

What is a QR Code?

A quick response, or QR, code is a two-dimensional picture, like a bar code, but with vertical and horizontal encoding. It can store information, or link to various resources, such as a URL, contact information, product information, pictures or video.
A person with a smart phone, or tablet, can scan the QR code and connect to, or receive, the information attached to it.

 

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MSU Extension is now offering free QR code linked family and military family book sheets for 63 of the most popular and highly recommended children’s books!
Libraries, child care centers, teachers and early childhood professionals can place these QR code linked labels inside the cover of the corresponding book. Parents or caregivers with a smart phone or tablet can scan the QR code and receive a free family book sheet.
The family book sheets include tips for reading aloud with children, ideas to extend the book themes and more!
These materials are offered at no cost to Michigan’s early childhood educators, libraries, pre-schools and other programs working with young children.

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