Choice Boards are excellent tools to give students the freedom to choose the activity, question, task or problem based on differentiated learning. (Making Differentiation a Habit: How to Ensure Success in Academically Diverse Classrooms by Diane Heacox)

We will build a tic-tac-toe choice board enhanced with QR codes that can be printed as a poster.

Supplies

Lesson plan with 9 activities
QR generator - I use https://www.qr-code-generator.com/
Poster printing service - I use https://rasterbator.net
Printer, paper sheets, scissors, tape

Step 1: Design Your Choice Board

Diane Heacox provides the following guidance to design an effective choice board for differentiated leaning:

Tasks are focused on student learning goals
consider learning preferences, readiness, complexity

Once you have 9 activities that you want to add to the board you can go to step 2. The information that can be encoded in the QR code can be:

hints
links to lessons, material
instructions

Step 2: Create QR Codes for Each Activity

For each activity, you can build a QR with text and links to the lesson. You can use any qr generator solution. I use the free plan on https://www.qr-code-generator.com/.

Download each code

Tip: give each QR code a descriptive name.

Step 3: Build Choice Board

Using powerpoint, Google Slides or a similar tool, build a large presentation (custom size e.g. 40 in x 40 in). This size will help when you print the board. Give the instructions that you want to the students in a text box and add each QR code. See an example of a design.