How to make a classroom escape room using Google Forms step-by-step guide. Create your own digital escape room with this easy to follow guide!
Give your students a taste of adventure with over 20 free digital escape rooms to try at home or at school. Doing distance learning? These are perfect!
Want to create a digital escape room with all the bells and whistles? Combine these three simple Google tools for success. I'll walk you through it in this post.
Give your students a taste of adventure with over 20 free digital escape rooms to try at home or at school. Doing distance learning? These are perfect!
A classroom escape room is the perfect activity to get your students engaged. Here's all the tips and tricks for creating an easy, inexpensive escape room!
Google Form Escape Rooms are a fantastic paperless way to do math and reading skill review while building critical thinking skills! Distance Learning
Our free digital escape rooms for kids and adults will keep you busy at home for a long time! It's a great family activity to work as a team!
Ways you can engage your students with digital and printable escape rooms for the classroom! FREE Emoji Escape Room Template included!
Google Form Escape Rooms are a fantastic paperless way to do math and reading skill review while building critical thinking skills! Distance Learning
Escape room activities are a fun and interactive way to work on the skills kids need. My favorite part about escape room activities is that they really encourage cooperation and critical thinking skills. Kids work together and use their collective brain power to solve a variety of puzzles and challe
Give your students a taste of adventure with over 20 free digital escape rooms to try at home or at school. Doing distance learning? These are perfect!
I'm always looking for new, fun ways to have students teach and practice our standards. This year, the rise in popularity of escape rooms really inspired me to figure out how they actually work in the elementary classroom. Here's how to do an escape classroom in elementary!
Give your students a taste of adventure with over 20 free digital escape rooms to try at home or at school. Doing distance learning? These are perfect!
The Elements of Art Escape Room is an fun way for your students to demonstrate their knowledge of the elements of art. This product covers the following: Elements of Art: Line, Shape, Color, Value, Space, Texture, and Form This product includes the following: - Teacher instructions for each puzzle - 8 puzzles to solve - Student answer key ---> Check out my Elements of Art Escape Room here.
The Math Escape Room is an innovative teacher resource designed to inject excitement and engagement into math lessons. This dynamic activity seamlessly integrates with any assignment or content, transforming mundane problem-solving into a thrilling adventure. By incorporating elements of gamification, this resource aims to make math more accessible and enjoyable for students of all levels. Key Components: Problem-Solving Challenges: The escape room begins with a series of math problems that students must solve to obtain crucial numerical clues. You, as the teacher, will be selecting the problems you want students to answer and to align with the curriculum and challenge students' critical thinking skills. Code Creation: As students successfully solve each problem, they collect numbers that will be used to form the final code. This encourages perseverance and a sense of accomplishment as they progress through the challenges. Sequencing Puzzles: The climax of the escape room involves arranging the collected numbers in the correct sequence. This exercise promotes logical thinking and reinforces the importance of precision in mathematical operations. Benefits: Enhanced Engagement: The gamified nature of the Math Escape Room captivates students' attention, fostering a positive attitude towards math. It encourages them to actively participate and collaborate in the learning process. Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills: The carefully crafted challenges stimulate higher-order thinking, allowing students to apply their knowledge in novel ways. This resource promotes a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts. Personalized Learning Experience: The flexibility of integrating the escape room with any assignment or content enables teachers to tailor the activity to suit their specific curriculum and learning objectives. Check out the resource to see how you can change it up for more added fun! My students loved doing this and I hope yours do too!
Give your students a taste of adventure with over 20 free digital escape rooms to try at home or at school. Doing distance learning? These are perfect!
Escape room activities are a fun and interactive way to work on the skills kids need. My favorite part about escape room activities is that they really encourage cooperation and critical thinking skills. Kids work together and use their collective brain power to solve a variety of puzzles and challe
Pin this post Being stuck indoors when you'd rather be out and about is never ideal, especially with kids who want to go, go go! Luckily there are some boredom-busting ways they can spend their time while flexing their problem-solving muscles! Digital Escape Rooms These engaging puzzle games allow players to run through scenarios to solve the puzzle. The clues are completed by solving digital locks. Typically, these are just locks in a form that must be answered correctly to unlock the next clue or set of clues. There are varying degrees of difficulty, so grab a pen and paper
Escape rooms are an engaging way to help students review content. Here are 5 ways to make a break out room activity work in your classroom!
Do you use escape rooms in your classroom? Are you reluctant because of the time it may take to prepare the materials? Have no fear, the answers are here! I have been using escape rooms in my classroom for about a year now and I have come up with several fun, low-prep solutions, and tips so that escape rooms can easily be incorporated into your classroom. All of the escape rooms that I have created have the teacher in mind (at all times!) Teachers have enough on their plates. I understand this because I'm a teacher, too! Yes, escape rooms can be intimidating at first, but once you get the hang of one, you (and your students) won't be able to get enough of them! They are a fun learning tool and serve as an excellent team-building activity. They are great to use during back-to-school, before holidays or at the end-of-the-year, when students are full of energy! You don't necessarily NEED to use locks, but it is sometimes fun to use the lock as an introductory activity to the escape room itself. For example, I give each group one lock and a bunch of possible lock codes. You can give as many or as little as you'd like, depending on the time available. In order for the teams to gain access to the contents of the first escape room, they have to select that right combination and bring me the unlocked device! Once they do that, I hand them their first task and they are on their way. I use my escape rooms as races, so students are pretty frantic when they are unlocking their device. It's pretty funny to see them get excited about these activities, especially high school students. Sometimes it takes them a few tries, even if they selected the right combination, because they are in such a panic to get it open! Grab this FREE (Editable) Lock Challenge HERE! *Don't go out and buy the locks if you don't need to! Check with your school secretary first and use the extra locks that the school may already provide for the students!* Examples of the unlock code handouts I gave each group! While the escape room concept is typically designed for small groups, there is nothing to say that a student couldn't complete the activity individually or in pairs. I have given students an escape challenge if they are finished their work early, as a homework activity, and even as bonus work for a fun, critical-thinking assignment. Students are always happy to be working on something if they have nothing else to do, providing it is fun and engaging! Escape rooms created for classroom use are learning tools, so while students may be working on puzzles and games, they are still LEARNING! Perhaps the best part about escape rooms is that you do not have to grade them! Why? Because the activities in the challenge are aimed to promote collaboration amongst peers. Saying that, should you or your administration require that these activities be graded, you can easily give each participant this FREE Escape Room Participation Rubric for their efforts. This way, you can still hold students accountable for their work ethic. On a side note, if you're tech-savvy, you can definitely create Google Forms to make the answer checking even faster. Teachers, this one is especially for you! (But don't tell your students!) 😃 If you're not wanting to start anything new before a holiday break or you are trying to keep your classes under control with an impending holiday around the corner, check out these Holiday Escape Room activities. The best part? These are not content-specific, so these can easily be incorporated into any class where time could be filled. In addition, you can mix and match the challenges depending on the time available, so if you can't get through all of the challenges included, you can pick which ones will work best for students and save the rest for another year (or class). Anxious for the chaos that comes along with students before Christmas break, spring break, end-of-the-year, etc.? No problem! I've got you covered, in addition to several other holidays through the year! Check out all of my escape rooms, (including the ones pictured above) HERE! These fun activities and puzzles will help to calm the chaos (and help YOU keep you sanity) during those exciting times of the year. Students have to review for their tests anyway, so why not ultilize classtime effectively for this review? I create escape rooms for a variety of the units I teach. It takes a TON OF TIME, but it's a really effective way to see where your students' skills and/or abilities are at. For example, I wanted to see how much my students knew about the basics of a 5-paragraph essay, so I created an escape room that covered various elements about essays. This gave me an idea of what experience students had writing essays, as well, it serves as a good reminder of the important elements of an essay, which were the expectations and requirements of their upcoming assignment. This Essay Writing Escape Room reviews the following topics: (a) Types of Essays, (b) Parts of an Essay, (c) Essay Trivia, (d) 5 Paragraph Essay Format, (e) Thesis Statements, and (f) Essay Terminology. Students are not only learning more about the essay writing process, but also getting a refresher on what they may have previously learned. I hope some of these tips and tricks will give you a better idea about how you can incorporate escape room activities into your classrooms! Trust me, once you do one, they will want to do more! HAPPY ESCAPING!
In this interactive and engaging citing text evidence review game, students will review and practice citing evidence while they attempt to escape the jungle! This immersive and engaging escape room will have your students citing text evidence like champions and begging for future escape games! This activity requires ZERO preparation** just share the link with your students, and they are on their adventure! **Please make sure your school does not block Google Sites or Forms. Some buyers may need to contact their school or district ITS to have websites unblocked. I am unable to do anything about blocked websites on my end. •UPDATED 4/20/2021 - School’s Security got you blocked??? I now include the links to the forms and puzzles so that you can create your own site within your school’s domain!!! Included: *Custom Breakout Website *Breakout Signs for a photo booth *Teacher Guide *Optional Hint Cards *Optional Code Recording Sheet Plus, I am always happy to add to my products! If you have an idea of something that you would like included, I am happy to work on adding it! When you purchase one of my products, you are also purchasing any future updates! Why should you incorporate a no-prep digital escape room in your classroom? *Gamification has been proven to increase student buy-in. *Students can work cooperatively or independently. *The activity can be completely paperless with no prep. (You would have to skip printing the signs, hint cards, and recording sheets). *Students who do not typically cooperate with paper and pencil assignments are likelier to engage with digital escape rooms. *Teachers can easily differentiate. Have a group that needs more help? You can provide additional hints. *Students get to work on technology skills and standards! ***Want to see this activity in action? Check out the product preview!*** Howes in the Middle is on Instagram! Don't forget to follow this store for access to flash freebies!
Give your students a taste of adventure with over 20 free digital escape rooms to try at home or at school. Doing distance learning? These are perfect!
Ever been to an escape room with your friends? If you’re anything like me, you probably get a bit anxious, a little excited, but more than anything, you want to solve all the clues and WIN! Now, how about we think about how we can bring something similar into the classroom! I made an Escape […]
This Principles of Design digital escape room is a full 360° escape room that introduces your students to Principles of Design in a fun and engaging way. Students navigate through the virtual room to learn and solve clues for seven of the nine Principles of Design. The setup: The hottest new visual art class is finally open, and it's on your schedule! You arrive in the classroom and are excitedly talking to your friends when suddenly the room is plunged into darkness and you hear the door slam! What is happening? Why are you locked in? You must follow the principles of design, learn about each, and solve the puzzles in order to escape! Clicking on the play button the digital escape room will open. Students navigate through the room by clicking and dragging around the virtual art room. Students start the escape by clicking on the red start button. This is the setup for the game and gives the students instructions for how to play. There seven clues and locks included. Great for introducing students to the Principles of Design Reflect on what students have learned using the digital reflection sheet Reinforces logic and reasoning skills Student notes and assignment sheets are provided as a TpT EASEL activity. Step-by-step teacher instructions with answer key are provided Promotes team building, cooperative learning, and deductive reasoning Clues include: Principle of Pattern & Repetition - Info Card, Video & Pigpen Cipher clue Principle of Rhythm - Info Card, Video & Unscramble types clue Principle of Contrast & Variety - Info Card, Video & Reveal painting clue Principle of Balance - Info Card, Video & Sort asymmetrical, symmetrical and radial balance clue Principle of Movement - Info Card, Video & Cryptogram & text message clue Principle of Emphasis - Info Card, Video & Wyeth Video & Christina's World Quiz clue Principle of Unity - Info Card, Video & Jacob Lawerence painting puzzle clue Digital Escape Room Tip for Teachers: There are many times when students will need to rely on reading instructions to get them to the next step. They will want you to give them the answers, but all the information is there for them to discover. Breaking students into teams really helps keep kids engaged and allows them to collaborate making this kind of activity even more fun. You will need to open both the PDF and the Easel Activity to access the link to the escape/instructions, as well as assign the digital notes sheet in Easel. CLICK HERE to test that this escape room and the websites inside will work on your school computers. BE SURE TO CHECK ON A STUDENT'S COMPUTER A Space to Create Art, LLC & It's a Lock Escapes. All rights reserved. Concept, Game Play, and Environment background created by Sabrina Wingren. You may not modify, copy, distribute, transmit, display, reproduce, publish, license, create derivative works from, transfer, sell or profit in any way from the use of this escape room without permission. This includes sites such as outschool where you are teaching a lesson for profit.
This is Digital Escape Room activity will help students practice adding integers. They will have to complete 3 puzzles where students will complete some digital task cards, solve a puzzle, and reveal a mystery word. This activity is completed in a Google Slides and can be assigned through Google Classroom. It can be saved as a PDF as well. This activity will get your students engaged in doing math. This works great as a digital practice, partner, or homework activity. This resource includes: -17 Task Cards Problems -3 puzzles to decode
Cold War Activity Pages, Cold War Digital Escape Room, American History Test Prep, No Prep, Digital Substitute PlanThis is an excellent activity to have students BREAKOUT of their comfort zone and work together or individually, while concentrating on solving puzzles and drop-ins to review the Cold W...
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If you are looking for ways to get high school students engaged, try this digital escape room based on the Lottery by Shirley Jackson!
See the full intro video here As a career exploration teacher, I am often required to teach careers and areas that are not my expertise. This was how I felt about the Health Science cluster. I wanted to teach it and make it fun, but my own knowledge was very limited. So I made this exciting Health Science Escape Room! I learned SO MUCH about this cluster in making it! This Escape Room requires no prep, though it’s a good idea for the teacher to watch the videos that accompany it when they are about to teach it for the first time. The Escape Room is entirely in a spreadsheet, and can be done in either Excel or Google Sheets. Students start in the "Therapeutics" room where they solve puzzles about different careers and incomes within that pathway. Once they have solved the puzzles, they will get the code to the next room, “Diagnostics” where there are new puzzles to solve involving careers in that pathway. There are five pathway rooms total: Therapeutic Services, Diagnostic Services, Support Services, Health Informatics, and Biotechnology & Research. As students unlock each room, the score sheet will reflect how they have done, making this a quick grade for the teacher. The score sheet can be printed or turned in digitally. This assignment can be completed in room order, or students can enter the password on the score sheet to go out of order. It can be a quick one-day activity where students explore one or two pathways of most interest to them, or an entire week, with a different pathway each day. Students tend to do better when they work in groups of 2-3 kids and help each other solve it. This escape room would be fun for older grades as well, who may complete it a bit quicker than younger kids. No knowledge of spreadsheets is required for this assignment, and by the time they are done, the students will know a bit more about each of the five pathways in the Health Science cluster! Download includes: Silent video key that demonstrates how to do the entire escape room Teacher printable keys Teacher key in Excel and Google Sheets Student Escape Room in Excel Student Escape Room link in Google Sheets Student instruction video (great for at home learners, absent students, or if you have a sub!) Video clip mp4 needed room 2 video (Youtube link also included) Article for room 5, also includes the link MP3 file for room 4. It is linked in the Excel version. **NOTE - When you download, please make sure to open the Google version by clicking on the link provided that forces a copy. DO NOT open the Excel version in Google--it will not work the same. If for some reason the link isn't working for you, it is also available in the teacher notes document. ***************************************************************************** Related Products Get the Bundle with Law, Finance, Agriculture, and Health Science! Law & Public Safety Escape Room Finance Cluster Unit & Escape Room Agriculture Cluster Escape Room Cluster Escape Room Bundle Transportation Escape Room Human Services Escape Room ***************************************************************************** How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. Your feedback is much appreciated, and helps me provide more work that you are looking for. I am always quick to respond to questions as well. Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store.
Escape the museum! Learn and practice Roman Gladiator facts with this fun digital escape room. Children will need to explore the museum answering questions and solving puzzles and collecting information to escape from the museum. No printing required This game is played on Boom Cards are requires a Boom card membership to play. Boom cards is a platform for teachers you can sign up for free MORE ABOUT BOOM CARDS: Boom Cards are self-grading, DIGITAL resources. They live in the cloud. They can't be printed. They play on most modern browsers, Android, iPads, iPhones, and Kindle Fires. You open a Boom Learning℠ account to play them (to protect the children). Create Fast Play pins to assign your Boom Cards to students. Boom Learning also has premium accounts. Premium accounts offer advanced assignment tools, individual and whole class performance tracking, and more. If you are a new Boom Learning customer, when you redeem your Boom Cards purchase you get 90-day free trial of a premium account. When your trial ends, you can renew or move to a free account. You may upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time. Free accounts use purchased Boom Cards with Fast Play pins.
15 ways to use Google Forms in your classroom: How to use Google forms for assessment, bell-ringers, exit tickets, learning stations, escape rooms, and more.
The timer is ticking. Will your students be able to escape? Breakouts are a great way to make content interactive and encourage collaboration among students. Learn more about breakout activities, also known as Escape Room games, and how I planned and created my first digital breakout for previewing The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton.
This Escape into Art digital escape room is a full 360° escape room that introduces your students to The Elements of art in a fun and engaging way. Students must solve clues for the seven elements of art and a final hidden clue! By clicking on the play button in the center of the gallery the digital escape room opens. The start icon inside the escape is the setup for the game and gives the student instructions for the escape. There is eight clues and eight locks total. Clues include; Line: Line definitions click and drag clue Shape: Kandinsky's "Color Triangle" puzzle Value: Video with quiz clue Color: Sort color schemes and unscramble quote Texture: Watch video then follow a link to open this lock Form: Crossword puzzle clue Space: Label painting with ways to create space, Hidden clue: Solve the riddle to unlock the final lock! Why teach a digital escape room in the Visual Arts Classroom? Great for introducing students to the Elements of Art Reflect on what students have learned using the digital reflection sheet. The perfect way to start any art class at the secondary level. Reinforces logic and reasoning skills Student notes and assignment sheet provided as a TPT EASEL activity. Step-by-step teacher instructions with answer key is provided Promotes team building, cooperative learning, and deductive reasoning Digital Escape Room Tip for Teachers: There are many times when students will need to rely on reading instructions to get them to the next step. They will want you to give them the answers, but all the information is there for them to discover. Breaking students into teams really helps keep kids engaged and allows them to collaborate making this kind of activity even more fun. You will need to open both the PDF and the Easel Activity to access the link to the escape/instructions, as well as assign the digital notes sheet in Easel if you want the answers. CLICK HERE to test that this escape room and the websites inside will work on your school computers. BE SURE TO CHECK ON A STUDENT'S COMPUTER ©2021 A Space to Create. Published Jun 21, 2020. All rights reserved. Concept, Game Play, and Environment background created by Sabrina Wingren. You may not modify, copy, distribute, transmit, display, reproduce, publish, license, create derivative works from, transfer, sell or profit in any way from the use of this escape room without permission. This includes sites such as outschool where you are teaching a lesson for profit.
Digital escape rooms are super popular in classrooms right now because they are highly engaging for students across content areas and skill levels. Escape rooms can be done physically with lockboxes, but sometimes, it's much easier to make them digital through Google Forms. Digital escape rooms ca
Students will have a blast with this Classification of Life Digital Breakout Escape Room as they use their knowledge of classification of living things and groupings of organisms to make an EzPz Escape from this science breakout room! Students are required to answer station cards and use a decoder to get the codes for digital locks to break them out of the digital room. There are 5 stations with 4 questions per station. Stations include: 1. Hierarchy 2. Domain 3. Phylum 4. Groupings of Organisms 5. Vertebrates Includes - Teacher Instructions/ suggestions for use - Student Station Cards (large full sized and small 4 per page) - Student Recording Sheet and Answer Key - Editable Station Card Template - Fun Certificates - Digital Escape Room (google form) Digital Downloads are available for: - No Prep- 100% Fully Digital Escape Room- station cards included - Digital Locks only- for use with printed station cards and digital escape - Digital Student recording sheet Notes When you download this product, all the printable resources and google forms will automatically be added to your google drive. This escape room works with any device that will open Google Forms. There are teacher instructions with suggestions on how to run an escape room with limited to no technology. Editable station cards are included so you can modify or create questions to meet the needs of your students. ★ Check out the preview to see what you will be getting! Click here for Escape Room FAQs Suggestions for EzPz Escape Room - Pre- Assessment - Individual student assignment - Group stations - An add on to stations - Use it as a closer/ review - Homework - State testing Review - Enrichment activity - Build Collaboration, Critical Thinking, Communication and Leadership skills ★Want more EzPz Escape Rooms? Check out the Complete List of Escape Rooms. ♥ Like this product? You may be interested in these.... Escape Room {job roles, certificates, photo props} A perfect Add-On! Classification Escape Room Classification CSI Science Classification Seek & Find Doodle Page Classification of Life SciQuest Classification of Life Science Fun Puzzlers Bundle Classification Science Board Game Review Classification BINGO Classification Vocabulary Puzzles Classification Science Review Cubes Classification of Life Trading Cards Bundle Classification and Dichotomous Key Seek & Find Doodle Page Combo Classification Bundle ♥ Check out these Classification Activities/ Projects Animals in the Ecosystem Science Cube Invertebrates Science Cubes Invertebrates Science Trading Cards Vertebrates Badges Project Vertebrate and Invertebrate Seek and Sort Vertebrates Classification Pinterest Page Vertebrates Science Cubes Vertebrates Science Trading Cards Kingdoms of Life Badges Project Kingdoms of Life Pinterest Page Kingdoms of Life Science Cubes Kingdoms of Life Science Trading Cards Kingdoms of Life Snapchat Template Monocot and Dicot T-Chart Graphic Organizer Monocot and Dicot Plant Seek and Sort Science Doodle and Card Sort Animal and Plant Cell Venn Diagram Pathogens Wanted Posters Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cell Venn Diagram Reproduction Seek and Find Science Doodle Page ♥ Looking for Dichotomous Keys? Dichotomous Key Seek & Find Doodle Page Fall Cupcake Dichotomous Key Halloween Creepy Dichotomous Key Holiday Ugly Sweater Dichotomous Key ★Want more EzPz Escape Rooms? Check out the Complete List of Escape Rooms. ★Click to Follow Me to get freebies and updates on new products! If you download this product and ♥ it, please rate me! Terms of Use Copyright © EzPz-Science. All rights reserved. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.
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This Spanish Digital Escape Room for the Preterite Tense is a super fun Breakout Game. Students must follow the clues in order to escape the locked car. This may seem like an improbable scenario but it actually happened to me! La Sala de escape para el pretérito provides students with more comprehensible input in Spanish and practice of the preterite tense. Students follow the clues and do the activities. They must complete sentences, watch a movie, then do a cloze activity, put a puzzle together, read a text message, read a newspaper article, read an illustrated story and answer the question at the end in order to get out of the locked car. Students may work in pairs or individually. Great for online or distance learning! This task should be assigned after teaching all of the preterite verbs, regular, irregular, and -ir stem-changing. CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINK TO SEE THE COMPLETE VIDEO PREVIEW: Spanish Preterite Tense Escape Room Preview THIS PRODUCT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES: Instructions for the teacher for the Spanish Preterite Tense Escape Room Timer Link to La sala de escape para el pretérito Student Handouts explaining the preterite: regular verbs, irregular verbs, vocabulary typically used with the preterite, comparison of the preterite vs. imperfect of irregular verbs, -ir stem-changing verbs, comparison of stem-changing verbs in the present and the preterite, uses of the imperfect and preterite Vocabulary necessary for students to follow instructions Six clues Four locks / cerraduras that students must open Clue # 1: Students read a paragraph extracting the red letters to form a sentence which leads them to the first activity Activity # 1: Students write the verbs in the Spanish preterite tense. (Yo llego tarde. / Yo llegué tarde.) Clue # 2: Students follow instructions that lead them to a puzzle of a girl trying to get out of her car. The puzzle tells students to click on the skull. Activity #2: Video: The previous instructions led students to a video in which Melanie talks about something that happened when her great grandfather was building his house. (The sample video shows only a portion of the video.) Students watch and listen to the video, filling out the missing words in the cloze activity. Clue # 3: Students are instructed to click on the jug. Activity #3: Students watch an illustrated story PowerPoint and answer the question at the end. Clue # 4: Students read a newspaper article to find the answer to the question in the previous story. Activity #4: Students complete the sentences in the illustrated story choosing the correct form of the verbs in the Preterite tense. Clue #5 & 6: Students must read a text message and then answer a question about it. After answering the question, they must guess what the person eats and click on it in the photo. Activity #5 Students read an illustrated story and answer true or false questions at the end. Photographs that students must click on of a skeleton, a jar, two people at a movie, cars, text message, girl stuck in car Notes Handout on which students write the clues for each lock Article in a fake newspaper about the Corona Virus Answer Keys Sequence of Clues for the teacher IMPORTANT: Please check to make sure all links work before assigning this activity to your students. Some districts block certain websites. You will need access to Google Sites, JigsawPlanet.com, Youtube, Google Forms, and Google Slides. Before purchasing, please check to ensure you are able to use these sites. I am not liable if your district blocks these sites or if the product does not work correctly due to blocked sites. To receive free resources, discounts, and notifications of new products, click on the following link to follow my store: ANGIE TORRE SPANISH PRETERITE TENSE DIGITAL ESCAPE ROOM IS INCLUDED IN THE FOLLOWING MONEY-SAVING BUNDLES: Spanish Escape Rooms Bundle Spanish Google Drive Activities Bundle ************************************************************************************************** OTHER PRODUCTS THAT MAY INTEREST YOU Spanish Preterite PowerPoint TPR Story and Activities Preterite Eight Stations TPR Stories for the Preterite Tense
VIRTUAL ESCAPE ROOM! MAZE! WORD SEARCH! CRYPTOGRAM! AND MORE! Fourth of July Digital Escape Room: Recommended for: Grades 3-6. This escape room can be assigned individually or in groups of 2-4 students. Activity Time: 30-40 minutes playing time if students do not use calculators. STORY: Students must work to unlock each of the six rooms to learn the reason why Americans celebrate the 4th of July. PUZZLE 1: Phone Puzzle. Students will use the phone key to complete 7 subtraction and addition problems to reveal the coded 4th of July message. PUZZLE 2: Clock Puzzle. Students will use the clock to solve 8 basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division math problems. PUZZLE 3: Decoder: Students will use the decoder to solve 4 addition and subtraction problems. PUZZLE 4: Cryptogram. Students will use the key to decode the secret message. PUZZLE 5: Crossword. Students will use the word bank to complete the crossword puzzle to reveal the secret code. PUZZLE 6: Math Puzzle. Students will solve the 7 addition, subtraction, and multiplication problems to reveal the secret code. LINK: The link to the 4th of July Google Form Escape Room is included in this resource. MAKE A COPY of the form. Then you will be able to share it with your students. ***BEFORE YOU PURCHASE THIS PRODUCT, MAKE SURE YOUR DISTRICT DOES NOT BLOCK YOU FROM USING OUTSIDE WEBSITES SUCH AS GOOGLE SLIDES™ or GOOGLE FORMS™ **Easy Essentials is not responsible for blocked sites by school districts. If you are having problems accessing the site, please contact IT department to see if outside Google Sites™ are blocked.*** Fourth of July Games: July 4th is a great opportunity to celebrate and learn about the independence of the United States of America. This PRINT & GO resource includes the following 4 FUN activities: 1 word-search with answer key 1 letter-based cryptogram with a high level of difficulty. Clues are included. An answer key is included. 1 crossword puzzle with clues and an answer key 1 dot-to-dot coloring sheet Fourth of July Maze: This July 4th maze will provide a stimulating challenge for your early finishers or students who need extra independent work. Students' fine motor skills will be strengthened with this FUN July 4th activity.
Escape Rooms are so much fun, especially for kids! In this DIGITAL escape room, which can be assigned in Google Classroom, students must escape the Museum! Students complete multiplication problems to escape, after they lost their way on the class field trip. Students must solve 8 questions in order to "escape." The questions are multiplication based. Once students answer the questions, they put the questions into their "Sketchbook" (which is a Google Form). If students put the answers in correctly, they will be able to go to the next step, but if they get it wrong, they will not be able to progress. The types of questions include: *Repeated addition *Arrays *Basic Multiplication Problems *Creating equal groups *Brain teasers *VERY simple division problems This can be used at any time of the year and will engage students using Google apps. You MUST use this with Google Slides, Forms, and Google Classroom. You simply need to assign the Slides and Forms pieces to students and they are ready to go! This is a SUPER engaging activity for students, especially for distance learning purposes. I hope you and your kiddos enjoy! -Dan
This product pulls from all of the fun ciphers and codes that can be found in popular escape rooms. All the teacher needs to do is print out a view pages and hand out the website link to each student and sit back and watch! Students will unravel ciphers in Google Forms to determine the students' knowledge of plot diagrams, their parts, and putting their knowledge to good use. This is a print and go activity, but make sure you have internet access the day of the assignment! Answer key included for you! :)
Before you read this product description, I invite you to sample one of my digital learning activities. These resources are great tools for teaching students to teach themselves and I believe will be of great value to science teachers. If you would like to see the product as the student will view it, please click this link: Energy Basics Learning Activity ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Product Description This is a fully functional, completely digital escape room covering topics dealing with speed and acceleration. Students will answer questions and work problems dealing with both speed and acceleration. This product contains three online delivery options and can easily be utilized for distance learning. This activity can be used as an introductory assignment, but works best as a review assignment and enrichment activity for students. It was designed as a more rigorous follow-up to my Digital Learning Activity - Speed, Distance & Displacement activity and my Digital Learning Activity - Acceleration activity. Included in this activity are four fully viable options for using the assignment in your classroom: a Google Form version that can be accessed from any internet capable device (in my opinion this is the best option for using this activity in the classroom), a web site version that can be accessed from an internet ready device, a printable version that can be handed out to each student, and a Microsoft OneNote version that can be used by students who have access to this Microsoft app. Instructions for setting up and using each of the different versions of the escape room are included in the product download. A file containing the passwords for each page of the activity is also included. Once you begin using digital escape rooms, you will find that they are an exciting new way to provide instruction for your students. Having taught science in public schools for over 35 years, I don't get excited over many of the new techniques or activities. Most are simply repackaged versions of older ideas. Digital escape rooms are different, though. These activities teach students to solve problems, think critically and analytically, and also to read and follow directions. Students will not give up on these activities - they just keep on working. Students are challenged and are learning, but are having fun at the same time. Whether you purchase these activities or you decide to build your own, I strongly encourage teachers to get involved in using escape room activities in their classroom. This digital escape activity will challenge your students' problem solving and critical thinking skills while at the same time strengthening their understanding of the material. Students will be "playing a game" while learning. Students must read for context, answer questions, and use logic to move through the stages of this activity. When used as a small group activity, this notebook can be used to provide for collaborative learning in a competitive environment. Questions in the activity may require students to remember or discover facts and interpret information to find passwords. On average, to complete this assignment will require students have 40 to 50 minutes. This time is an approximation and will depend on the knowledge level of the students. Simply extract the files from the .zip file and you are ready to set up your escape room. The video preview is a generic example to give you some idea of how the escape activity will work. The preview is done using the Google Forms version of the activity and the web site version or the OneNote version will vary to some degree. You can visit Great Science Stuff to see more activities like this one. If you have questions, suggestions, comments, or any problems at all I would appreciate your feedback - positive or negative. I'm trying to refine these projects and optimize efficiency. Thanks.
All prices are in Canadian dollars. Total Pages: 12 pages Answer Key: Included Teaching Duration: N/A File Size: 12 MB File Type: Zip Valentine's Day Digital Escape Room | Digital and Editable: This Valentine's Day-themed digital escape room provides students with the opportunity to work independently or with their peers to solve 11 Valentine's Day-themed challenges. Students must solve these required challenges to "escape" the English teacher workroom supply closet they accidentally got locked in.This is a perfect activity to help build community and engage students in social-emotional learning for 6th, 7th or 8th grade. This digital escape room should take your students about 30 minutes to complete from start to finish. Times will vary depending on students.Once this escape room is purchased, the teacher will get access to a Google Form link that is 100% editable and customizable for your classroom needs.No prep is required from the teacher or students - all that is needed is a teacher Google Drive account. Students can use Google Forms without having a Google account. Click Here To View The Preview Resource Includes: Digital Escape Room with 11 Challenges ("locks") Detailed teacher directions in text and video format Answer Key Student Instructions Reflection Questions ⚠️ PLEASE READ IMPORTANT: ⚠️ This escape room uses Google Forms, YouTube and Jigsaw Planet links. Check that your school district does not block these websites. I am not responsible for district firewalls that block external websites. Refunds will not be provided for district-blocked sites due to the 100% editability of this escape room. Additional Engaging Valentine’s Day Resources Valentine's Day Unit Valentine's Day Non-Fiction Article Valentine’s Day Creative Writing Assignment
Growth Mindset Escape Room is so much FUN! The escape can be completed independently or as in small groups. The students participates in a challenge to escape the room of fixed mindset. The students work to complete tasks and solve puzzles. With the focus on Growth Mindset this activity is sure to...
Try this escape room, style game with your students today! This is a fun game that is perfect for teaching children about the ways that living things can be classified. This game focuses on students finding out facts and information and using these to solve puzzles. This helps them to learn about th...
Grammar Escape Room Activity - Commas, Spelling, Homophones, Capitalization: Help your students understand and practice grammar rules with this highly engaging interactive escape room breakout activity! Students will circulate the classroom to visit stations and complete puzzles and challenges related to the following grammar topics: commas, capitalization, homophones, and spelling. This will engage even your most reluctant students! How The Grammar Escape Room Activity Works: Students work in small groups and move about the classroom to five different stations to complete puzzles and activities related to grammar rules (commas, capitalization, homophones, and spelling). The goal of the escape room is to complete the task at each station successfully and retrieve a variety of mystery code words. Counting Comma Corrections: In the first station, students correct sentences by adding missing commas. They order the cards by how many grammar mistakes they fixed and use words on the cards to reveal a mystery word. Homophone Corrector: In the second station, students do a close reading of a paragraph about rollercoasters that contain homophone errors. Students put the correct homophones into the answer booklet to reveal a mystery word! Capitalization Puzzle: In the third station, students assemble four puzzles, revealing sentences containing errors in capitalization. Students are required to write down the words that should be capitalized and use the information to reveal a numeric code. Spelling Quotes: In the fourth station, students will read famous quotes that include an error with a commonly misspelled word. Students write the properly spelled word in the answer booklet to reveal a secret mystery word. The Encryption Station: The final station has students decode an encrypted message based on hidden symbols they have to find throughout the game to reveal a quote! Included in The Grammar Escape Room Activity: ➡️ Teacher Instructions: These detailed teacher instructions will help you facilitate the grammar escape room in your classroom. With step-by-step instructions, you'll feel totally confident implementing this breakout. ➡️ Classroom Poster: Welcome students and build anticipation by putting this Grammar Escape Room poster on your classroom door as they enter ➡️ Station Signs: Use these signs at each of the five stations, so students can easily keep track of which ones they have completed. ➡️ Station Instruction Cards: Each of the five tasks comes with an instruction card, so students know what to do to solve each task. ➡️ Escape Room Station Materials: Included are all the materials you need to set up each station, including envelope templates, comma cards, puzzle pieces, spelling quote cards, homophone close read assignment, and an encryption assignment. ➡️ Grammar Escape Room Answer Booklet: Students will use this booklet to record each of the mystery words they find at each station. An answer key is provided. ➡️ Reflection and Response Assignments: Included are two reflection assignments that students can complete after the breakout. One is a reflection on the text revealed in the final puzzle, and the other is a reflection on the escape room activity. Grammar Topics Covered in this Escape Room: Comma Rules Capitalization Rules Spelling Homophones What Teachers Are Saying About the Grammar Escape Room Activity: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Super resource. My class worked in small groups to crack the codes and each one was sufficiently challenging and engaging. I used this as an end of year recap activity and it was a brilliant way to keep my class engaged in those last few weeks. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We used this for a class just before Christmas break (when students are sort of checked out mentally) and they were very engaged and got some extra grammar practice in before heading out for break. And I had to do very little to facilitate it. Great product! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I use this as a way to review before an assessment. They love working in teams and trying to be the first group to finish! If you like this, you'll love our full-year program: >>> The Grammar Challenge Program © Presto Plans ➡️ Want 10 free ELA resources sent to your inbox? Click here! ⭐️ Follow Presto Plans on TpT to see what's new and on sale.
