Details
Pages
20 Pages
Subject
ELA, Math, Science
Product
Digital
Grade
1st, 2nd, 3rd
Resource Type
Fun, Games, Multimedia
Description
You will visit the National Aquarium with your class or parents. Oh no! It closes in 30 minutes. You will need to hurry to explore the aquarium before it closes. Collect money to buy a souvenir from the gift shop, collect fish for the fish bowl and collect food for lunch.
This is a teacher-led lesson designed with clues to solve together and items to collect instead of locks to open as in traditional escape rooms. Various digital techniques will be used to enhance learning and to help keep the children engaged. The class is intended for ages 6-8 and to last 35 minutes. You can charge $12 per student and make your money back after you teach just one class. The lesson follows an interactive and animated Google Slides presentation.
✏️ NOTE: Make a copy of the presentation so you can edit it. This presentation is best viewed in presenter view to see the numerous added animations. Included are 20 colorful, animated, interactive slides and two sound effect for the cafeteria. I was unable to add the sound effects to the folder. There is a link to them in the speaker notes if they don't play or you might have to ask me permission to share them.
This "Escape from the National Aquarium Class" Google Slides presentation is a sample of what I can create from your pdfs. Do you have a lesson in pdf form, but would like to show it as an interactive, engaging presentation with illustrations and a theme? I LOVE creating presentations from non-interactive pdfs. If this is something you are interested in, please contact me. I have many completed samples available for sharing.
I hope this resource is helpful. Please take a look at the other items in my shop. I would love it if you would leave feedback!
✏️Copyright © The Fun Floridian
Permission to copy for single (classroom) use only. If using this resource online, the platform must be password-protected granting digital access only to your students and their families/caretakers. Discounted additional licenses are available for purchase.
This is a teacher-led lesson designed with clues to solve together and items to collect instead of locks to open as in traditional escape rooms. Various digital techniques will be used to enhance learning and to help keep the children engaged. The class is intended for ages 6-8 and to last 35 minutes. You can charge $12 per student and make your money back after you teach just one class. The lesson follows an interactive and animated Google Slides presentation.
✏️ NOTE: Make a copy of the presentation so you can edit it. This presentation is best viewed in presenter view to see the numerous added animations. Included are 20 colorful, animated, interactive slides and two sound effect for the cafeteria. I was unable to add the sound effects to the folder. There is a link to them in the speaker notes if they don't play or you might have to ask me permission to share them.
This "Escape from the National Aquarium Class" Google Slides presentation is a sample of what I can create from your pdfs. Do you have a lesson in pdf form, but would like to show it as an interactive, engaging presentation with illustrations and a theme? I LOVE creating presentations from non-interactive pdfs. If this is something you are interested in, please contact me. I have many completed samples available for sharing.
I hope this resource is helpful. Please take a look at the other items in my shop. I would love it if you would leave feedback!
✏️Copyright © The Fun Floridian
Permission to copy for single (classroom) use only. If using this resource online, the platform must be password-protected granting digital access only to your students and their families/caretakers. Discounted additional licenses are available for purchase.
You will visit the National Aquarium with your class or parents. Oh no! It closes in 30 minutes. You will need to hurry to explore the aquarium before it closes. Collect money to buy a souvenir from the gift shop,... more
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