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40 DIY Escape Room ideas for home! Ideas for puzzles and clues using materials from home for kids or adults. #35 is my favorite...
Would you like to play a game? Gameplay is huge these days from video games, a resurgence in board games, group outings to escape rooms, and breakout games. BUT instead of playing the game, what if your students design their own escape room? ***THIS RESOURCE IS NOW DIGITAL for DISTANCE LEARNING*** See below for more details on using it with Google Slides. Build Your Own Escape Room does just that. It turns students into the game makers! Students get to design and build a 3D ESCAPE ROOM and develop a game simulation where players must solve math problems to escape the room. This project based learning activity focuses on designing using multiple academic elements, using problem solving skills, and collaborating in the classroom. It allows for easy differentiation, so students can work at a pace they will be successful at. This PBL is highly interchangeable and can be differentiated between levels and concepts with individual students or as a whole classroom. Teachers have complete control and can use portions of this or the entire resource. -This PBL can be used to support ANY concept or skill students are working on. For example: If the class is doing a unit on fractions the students would be asked to write math problems about FRACTIONS. Teachers and users will need to decide what concepts they want students to create problems for (and solve). -Or use the Alternate version to apply and understand AREA and Perimeter. There a TWO versions: -The GAME version: This version DOES NOT work on specific concepts. Teachers are allowed to choose which concepts they want students to create math problems for (and solve). This means this PBL can be used throughout the math curriculum. It can be used to review concepts, show student understanding, and even as a form of assessment. For example: If the class is doing a unit on fractions the students would be asked to write math problems about FRACTIONS. Standard version (Math game play) -Use pages 9-46. -If you’re printing but don’t want to include all the instructions (which you could project instead) use pages 9, 12, 14-19, 21-24 (or 25-27), 30-34, 38-46. -The ALTERNATE version: Focuses on area, perimeter, and geometry. Use this version to build and apply those concepts and skills. Alternate EXTRA (Area, Perimeter, & Writing only) -In this order use pages 9, 48, 14-19, 28-39, 49-57. DO THE WHOLE THING -Use pages 9-46, 49-57 -If you’re printing but don’t want to include all the instructions (which you could project instead) use pages 9, 12, 14-19, 21-24 (or 25-27), 30-34, 38-46, 50-57. With this resource students WILL CREATE a miniature 3D version of an escape room. The sizes of the room will all be the same, but each student will create a unique version based on their own ideas, imagination, and application of skills. Students design a room that contains ten or more different pieces of furnishings (all in one place) and each piece has a correlating math problem (also created by the student). The math problems will vary based on teacher choice or by choosing the area and perimeter version. This PBL includes extensions ideas, STEM opportunities, and art elements. ART and STEM This project based learning activity can also be used for art class or incorporated with STEM based inquiry classrooms --------- WHAT'S INSIDE: 6 About this Resource 9 Cover Page and Introduction 12 Escape To-Do List 13 Getting Started 14 Escape Room Parts 15 Pick A Theme 16 Pick The Items 19 Item List, Final Choices 21 Make the Problems, Intro 22 Make the Problems, Cards 28 Escape Room Parts 30 Rough Draft Instructions and Blueprints 32 Final Version 35 Finishing Touches -Exterior Design -3D, Building Furnishings 40 Play the Game 47 Alternate/Extra Versions 48 Alt. To-Do List 49 Spec Room, Area & Perimeter 52 Escape Issues 56 Write the Room 58 Reflections and Rubrics -two versions to choose from 66 Making the Room (with images) WHAT'S INSIDE, a deeper look: What the students will do--Regular Version FIRST: Directions Read ALL the directions for the ESCAPE ROOM. Refer back to them as much as you need. SECOND: Pick a Theme Pick a THEME for your escape room. The theme is important because it will be the basis for how you design the room. THIRD: Pick the Items: Choose 10-20 items that will be included in the room that match with the theme you chose. Be creative! FOURTH: Make the Problems: For each ITEM you choose, create a math problem to go with it. Each problem will be created on task cards that are included. The type of problems will be decided by the teacher. FIFTH: Rough Draft Room: Create a rough draft of the escape room that includes all the items you chose along with your matching theme. SIXTH: Build The Room: Build the three dimensional ESCAPE ROOM. SEVENTH: Finishing Touches Design the EXTERIOR of the room and create 3D furnishings. EIGHTH: Play the Game Challenge your classmates to escape your room. WHAT'S INSIDE, a deeper look: What the students will do--Alternate Version Directions: Read ALL the directions for the ESCAPE ROOM. Refer back to them as much as you need. Pick a Theme: Pick a THEME for your escape room. The theme is important because it will be the basis for how you design the room. Pick the Items: Choose 10-20 items that will be included in the room that match with the theme you chose. Rough Draft Room: Create a rough draft of the escape room that includes all the items you chose and the matching theme. Build the Room: Build the three dimensional ESCAPE ROOM. Finishing Touches: Design the EXTERIOR of the room and create 3D furnishings for the room. This gives the rooms a completely finished feeling. Spec Room: Find the area, perimeter, and shape of all ITEMS you created. (teacher choice) Escape the Room: Students must create area and perimeter math problems based on the information inside their rooms. (teacher choice) Write the Room: Write the history of this room and why it is so significant. (teacher choice) - - - - - - Materials Needed: -computer paper -card stock (optional for the house building) -crayons and colored pencils -scissors -tape and glue Time: The time frame for completing this project will vary greatly. If you are planning to complete it in a week, give 45-60 minutes per day or longer. All students will work at different rates, but by the end of the week students should be finishing the required steps (1-8) or trying some of the additional tasks. -Time can vary based on many factors. --This PBL focuses on pushing students to explore, create, design, and research a decade while applying problem solving techniques and collaborating with others. It allows for easy differentiation, so students can work at a pace they will be successful at. There are steps and procedures to assist students through this project, but the work and results will be determined by their ideas that each students adds. ***THIS RESOURCE IS NOW DIGITAL!*** ACCESSING THIS DIGITAL RESOURCE There are two pdf files included in the zip file. To access the digital file for Google Slide open the file with the title "digital" in it. Then click the hyperlink included on the first page (inside the yellow box) to access the file online. What you need to get started: 1. Download Link for the Google Slide Product 2. Have access to the Internet and a Google Account. (FREE) 3. Open the file on your own Google Drive and engage while in the edit mode. 4. Printer access to print out the finished product. (OPTIONAL). Beginning your Google Slides Project: Before you begin editing/filling in your project, it is VERY important to first make a copy of the file, on your own Google Drive. Once you make a copy of the original file it will enable you to make some changes. This includes deleting pages, order, adding more text boxes/shapes. After creating a copy of the resource you can decide which slides you would like to include and which ones to delete before you assign this as an assignment. ********* See More Projects in my custom category: PROJECT BASED LEARNING MORE LIKE THIS: ZOO DESIGN: Area, Perimeter, Map Skills, Project Based Learning, & More! 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40 DIY Escape Room ideas for home! Ideas for puzzles and clues using materials from home for kids or adults. #35 is my favorite...
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Students will review verb tenses, types, and voices in this challenging and engaging escape room. This product IS included in my escape room bundle: Secondary English Escape Room Bundle Your download includes ✩ 4 task cards with 5 sentences each (20 total sentences) determining whether a verb phrase is in the past, present, or future tense (as determined by the first verb in the phrase) ✩ 4 task cards with 5 sentences each (20 total sentences) determining whether a verb is in the progressive, perfect, or simple tense ✩ 4 task cards with 5 sentences each (20 total sentences) determining whether a verb is in the active or passive voice ✩ 4 task cards with 5 sentences each (20 total sentences) determining whether a verb is an action, helping, or linking verb — please note that this escape room considers helping and auxiliary verbs the same ✩ student instruction sheets for Google and non-Google facilitation ✩ teacher instruction sheets and link to general video instructions ✩ four different Google forms with four different unscramble secret phrases ✩ answer key for teacher-led facilitation ✩ one practice task card to model for students how to form answers In the Google-led facilitation (a quicker version), students input answers into a Google Form and are automatically told if their code is correct for each card and awarded a letter toward the secret phrase. There are four different Google forms that receive the same numeric codes but four different “secret phrases.” In teacher-led facilitation (a lengthier version), teachers will check answers for students and award letters toward the secret phrase. In the Google-directed version, a form tells students whether they are correct or not. For correct codes, students are awarded letters toward a secret phrase that needs to be unscrambled. This product works best if used as a review after students are familiar with the various types, tenses and voices of verbs. Facilitation of the game (from me giving instructions to the first group solving the secret phrase) takes anywhere from 25-40 minutes depending on grade level of students and familiarity with verbs. Want to create a customized escape room bundle for a discounted price? Custom Escape Room Bundle Looking for other escape room products? Clause Escape Room Parts of Speech Escape Room Subject Verb Agreement Escape Room Pronoun Antecedent Agreement Escape Room Sentence Type Escape Room Parallel Structure Escape Room
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