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This interactive and engaging digital escape room is a great way to review throughout the year as well as to prepare students for state testing! All you have to do is share the link, and students are on their way! Take a look at the video preview for a quick glimpse of how this escape room works.
This is a great way to review several of the important standards prior to end of year assessments, and itโs also a fun way to keep your students engaged while working on these skills! The links to each activity are housed on a Google Form, and students will complete each task in order to unlock the codes to move from one “room” to another.
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This interactive and engaging ELA test prep digital escape room is a great way to review throughout the year as well as to prepare students for state testing! All you have to do is share the link, and students are on their way! Take a look at the video preview for a quick glimpse of how this escape room works.
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This is a great way to review several of the important standards prior to end of year assessments, and itโs also a fun way to keep your students engaged while working on these skills! The links to each activity are on a Google Form, and students complete each task in order to unlock the codes to move from one “room” to another.
There are 3 volumes of the ELA Reading Comprehension Test Prep Digital Escape Room. You do not have to do this in any certain order.
There are 4 โroomsโ that students are required to escape:
- #1– Figurative Language- Students click the link from their Google Form, which will take them to a drag and drop matching activity. Here, they will review the following types of figurative language: simile, metaphor, personification, onomatopoeia, alliteration, hyperbole, and idiom.
- #2- Point of View- Students read a passage to determine the following types of point of view: 1st person, 3rd person limited, 3rd person omniscient, and 3rd person objective.
- #3– Text Structure- Students read a passage. Then they determine the type of text structure used by choosing from 4 multiple choice answers.
- #4– Main Idea- Students get a link to a Times 4 Kids article. Here, they read the passage and then answer multiple choice questions. This is terrific practice for reading comprehension.
Included in this product:
- Detailed directions on how to use this resource and how to share with students.
- Answer Key with each escape room code, as well as the answers to all questions in each activity.
- Link to directions for using w/ Google Classroom, Microsoft OneDrive, Schoology, Canvas, and more
To see a blog post explaining how this escape room works, click here.
*****โ ๏ธโ ๏ธMAKE SURE YOUR DISTRICT DOES NOT BLOCK YOU FROM USING GOOGLE SLIDES OR GOOGLE SITES THAT ARE MADE BY SOMEONE IN A DIFFERENT NETWORK! THERE IS A LINK TO THESE SITES IN THE ESCAPE ROOM. If this issue arises, please contact me for assistance. You can also get help from your school tech person if you have one or TPT’s tech support team. I am not responsible if your district blocks these websites, and I suggest you test these sites first!โ ๏ธโ ๏ธ*****
*You will need to have Google accounts/Google Drive to use this resource.*
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