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Your students will be so engaged with this Halloween ELA Digital Escape Room Bundle that they won’t even realize all the skills being covered! The best part… you simply share the link to the Google Form, and students are on their way!! It covers reading comprehension skills, main idea, author’s purpose, figurative language, vocabulary, and more. Save 20% by purchasing this bundle!
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Your students will be so engaged with this Halloween Digital ELA Escape Room Bundle that they won’t even realize all the skills being covered! The best part… you simply share the link to the Google Form, and students are on their way!! Reading Comprehension, Main Idea, Figurative Language, Author’s Purpose, Context Clues, & More.
ELA Halloween Digital Escape Room #1
Students’ jobs are to work through each of the “rooms” in order to get out in time for the current Halloween.
1- Read an informational text on the history of Halloween . Then students will answer comprehension questions on author’s purpose, context clues, and more.
2- Complete a Halloween figurative language drag and drop. This covers similes, metaphors, personification, and alliteration. Then they will put together a jigsaw puzzle that gives them the final clue for the code.
3- Read a modified/shortened version of “The Monkey’s Paw” and answer comprehension/critical thinking questions.
4- Watch a short Edpuzzle video (NO LOGIN REQUIRED) and answer questions as they view the video.
Halloween #2 – Spooky Escape Room- Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary, & More
Students are trying to “escape their fears.” Their job is to work through each of the “rooms” in order to escape in time for the current Halloween.
1- Read the short story, “The Elevator” by William Sleator. Answer comprehension questions on author’s purpose, context clues, main idea, conflict, and more.
2- Identify parts of the plot from the story, “The Elevator.” They will drag & drop the boxes and put them in the correct location.
3- Watch a short Edpuzzle video (NO LOGIN REQUIRED) on tricks for overcoming fears and answer questions as they view the video.
4- Complete a Halloween figurative language drag and drop that covers similes, metaphors, personification, and alliteration.
Check out this blog post-4 MIDDLE SCHOOL HALLOWEEN READING COMPREHENSION LESSONS THAT STUDENTS LOVE– to see how I use this resource in my classroom!
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