Details
Languages
English
Grade
4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th
Resource Type
Cooperative Learning, Fun, Games
Product
Digital
Pages
24 Pages
Subject
Communication Skills, Seasonal
Standard
Not standard specific
Description
Can your students solve four digital challenges in order to Escape to Spring Break? Students will enjoy this interactive gaming experience as they work to complete digital challenges, puzzles, and cryptic codes! Everything is 100% digital, self-grading, and NO PREP for the teacher! This is the perfect March activity for those few days leading up to Spring Break.
This resource includes:
✔️A link to a pre-coded Google Form™ with 4 engaging, interactive challenges and puzzles to solve revolving around the celebration of Spring Break
✔️A pdf with introduction, setup instructions, and tips to differentiate
✔️ Recording sheet for students as they work through the activity
✔️ Answer key for all of the digital activities
✔️ Fun certificates of completion for student bragging rights
*fabulous for post-activity team picture props!
Also includes 4 digital "locks" for students solve (through Google Form™)
Lock 1: Students read a spiral message looking for junk food words
Lock 2: Students assign point values to spring-related words
Lock 3: Students solve a furry friend digital jigsaw puzzle
Lock 4: Students decode a video game winning announcement
TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Padee V. said, 'Escape room lessons are always a great way to "switch" it up in class! My students enjoy the change and get super engaged and involved in the tasks!"
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Krysten R. said, 'Great resource! My students were engaged on a day that is typically chaos! Will for sure use again!"
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Magic M. said, 'This was a great activity for the kids to still be engaged, while having fun before the big holiday."
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jacqueline J. said, 'My students absolutely enjoyed this activity. Even students who never participate were engaged."
⚠️This interactive escape room requires technology. Participants will need a Google™ account to access the Google Form™, and access to the website JigsawPlanet.com to complete an online jigsaw puzzle located within the form. You may need to add JigsawPlanet.com to your school's list of approved websites.
This escape room is designed for approximately grades 5-8th students to complete within a 45 minute class period.
Can your students work together to solve 4 locks and 'Escape to Spring Break?'
This resource includes:
✔️A link to a pre-coded Google Form™ with 4 engaging, interactive challenges and puzzles to solve revolving around the celebration of Spring Break
✔️A pdf with introduction, setup instructions, and tips to differentiate
✔️ Recording sheet for students as they work through the activity
✔️ Answer key for all of the digital activities
✔️ Fun certificates of completion for student bragging rights
*fabulous for post-activity team picture props!
Also includes 4 digital "locks" for students solve (through Google Form™)
Lock 1: Students read a spiral message looking for junk food words
Lock 2: Students assign point values to spring-related words
Lock 3: Students solve a furry friend digital jigsaw puzzle
Lock 4: Students decode a video game winning announcement
TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Padee V. said, 'Escape room lessons are always a great way to "switch" it up in class! My students enjoy the change and get super engaged and involved in the tasks!"
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Krysten R. said, 'Great resource! My students were engaged on a day that is typically chaos! Will for sure use again!"
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Magic M. said, 'This was a great activity for the kids to still be engaged, while having fun before the big holiday."
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jacqueline J. said, 'My students absolutely enjoyed this activity. Even students who never participate were engaged."
⚠️This interactive escape room requires technology. Participants will need a Google™ account to access the Google Form™, and access to the website JigsawPlanet.com to complete an online jigsaw puzzle located within the form. You may need to add JigsawPlanet.com to your school's list of approved websites.
This escape room is designed for approximately grades 5-8th students to complete within a 45 minute class period.
Can your students work together to solve 4 locks and 'Escape to Spring Break?'
Can your students solve four digital challenges in order to Escape to Spring Break? Students will enjoy this interactive gaming experience as they work to complete digital challenges, puzzles, and cryptic codes! Everything is 100% digital, self-grading, and NO PREP... more
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