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Solve arithmetic problems (addition, subtraction, multiplication with fractions, decimals, and negative numbers) tied to an animal-themed digital escape room accessed via an external link (Genially).
Complete a series of activities: play Family Charades (act out family-role situations from a printed card list); complete a Family Memory Page (draw + write about a memory); do a 'Who Is This?' photo-matching challenge with family photo and relationship word cards; mark ancestral origins on a World Map Outline; design…
Select a clue from a category, read the vocabulary word, match it to its definition card, then check answers, tally correct matches, and record five definitions on a recording sheet.
A fully editable, blank Jeopardy-style review game template for teachers to customize with their own questions and answers for any subject.
A Jeopardy-style review game (PowerPoint and Google Slides versions) plus printable task cards covering setting, characters, plot, and theme of the novel The Giver, playable in whole group, small group, or distance-learning settings.
This engaging and interactive review game is the perfect way to teach kids different self regulation activities and calming strategies, while reviewing their knowledge of different coping skills! This no-prep coping skill lesson is the perfect way to teach and review different calming strategies that kids can use when…
Pi and the Lost Digits Escape Room: Fun Way to Master Circles! Take your middle school math classes to a whole different dimension with this unforgettable Pi and the Lost Digits Escape Room! No prep is required, but this interactive activity will make your students do some serious calculations regarding circles: area…
Navigate 10 online rooms of an interactive adventure game, answering treble-clef notation questions by clicking to progress, with immediate feedback and help sections; a UK answer booklet/walkthrough is also provided.
Work in groups through 7 sequential tasks (reading passage with decoder, puzzle, sorting nations by government type, unscramble, matching citizens to countries, hidden-link plane ticket, Venn diagram comparison) to find codes and 'escape'; both a digital (Google Sites/Forms/Slides) and printable station-based version…
Students visit a Google Site, read text and a passage from the story, answer quiz and analysis questions, solve a jigsaw puzzle and a sliding letter-unscramble puzzle, watch a video about Poe and answer questions, and record lock codes on a worksheet to progress through 5 locks.
A group escape-room game reviewing plot, characters, and close reading of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing.
Solve 40 fraction problems organized by city (Sydney: addition; St. Petersburg: subtraction; London: multiplication; San Francisco: division) to unlock links and progress through the escape room, using either the digital version or the included printable pages.
Solve math problems at each station, use the answers to determine code digits, record digits on a code sheet, and combine all digits to unlock the final code/complete the mission.
Continue the knight's-quest narrative through four puzzle activities (Carnival Game, Ball Toss, Bubbles, Frames) plus an extra-time activity, solving multiplication/division equations to earn a dragon scale.
Students circulate to 10 stations, solving riddles that require finding 4-digit (one 3-digit) numbers meeting stated divisibility rules to open combination locks, then solve a final riddle/poem to determine the escape code.
Operations with Fractions | Treasure Island Escape Room This innovative learning tool is designed for students in 5th to 7th grade. It focuses on operations with fractions involving unlike denominators. Your students will be immersed in a pirate-themed treasure hunt! They will face twenty math problems revolving…
provide back-to-school-themed bingo and scavenger hunt games to build classroom-vocabulary and object recognition
Solve GCF and LCM problems across four themed 'gem' stations (Earth, Air, Water, Fire), five problems each, to progress through the escape room.
Solve 40 decimal arithmetic problems organized into four 'city' sets (Sydney: addition/subtraction; St. Petersburg: multiplication; London: division; San Francisco: mixed order-of-operations expressions) to progress through the escape room, using either the digital version or the included printable pages, then check…
Use physical alphabet letter tiles and letter-cluster tiles to play games such as Letter Bingo, Letter Lotto, 52 Pick-Up, and word-scramble/cross-word activities; use word tiles (color-coded by part of speech) to build phrases, sentences, and short poems by swapping tiles.
Each day, students solve 5 math problems on one page, take the first digit of each answer, and combine the five digits into a numeric code that completes that day's mission.
A digital, self-checking escape-room activity themed around a space adventure that reviews solving one-step, two-step, and multi-step linear equations (including equations with variables on both sides).
Charades is a great game to help children improve social skills such as noticing other’s body language, noticing other’s facial expressions, self-regulation, good sportsmanship, and teamwork, just to name a few! Some children need a lot of practice to learn or improve these skills. This Back-To-School charades game is a ton of…
A gross-motor, movement-based charades game with a monster theme, intended for indoor recess or brain-break time.