Adverbs Digital Escape Room for Grammar - Upper Elementary ELA Resource

This adverb escape room is an engaging way for kids to review and practice adverb skills. This digital escape is paperless and requires NO PREP! All you do is assign the link to your students and they are immediately engaged in their learning. Escape rooms allow students to practice skills and use problem-solving to figure out puzzles to unlock the locks, all while learning about adverbs. Can they crack the code?

This escape room has skills for:

• learning what an adverb is and that it modifies verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs
• how to identify adverbs in sentences
• learning to ask How? When? Where? and To what extent?

Check out the preview and video to see what your kids will be learning!

How does it work?
Students begin in an escape room and click the start. They will see a presentation with instructions. They will be instructed to open the lock codes page and a notes page to keep track of the clue answers. Then students will click on the number 1 to begin the escape. Each section has a short video to teach the kids something about adverbs, then there is a learning activity that will take them to the puzzle which will help them unlock the code. Clues include puzzles, codes, matching games, and more!

This escape room will probably take students about 45-60 minutes to complete, depending on student ability levels. A time limit may be given, but this can cause stress so determine what is best for your class. Some of the benefits of kids using these in teams are:

• Develops teamwork and collaboration
• Builds critical thinking skills
• Promotes problem-solving skills
• Promotes communication
• Paperless and No Prep
• Reinforces concepts
• Engaging and fun!

Included in this download

• Teacher Guide of directions on how to use the resource with tips for how to introduce a digital escape room
• a link to the escape room.
• an embed code for the escape room
• Answer Keys for all of the activities and lock codes
• QR Code (for accessing the site with mobile devices using a QR code reader app)
• Digital and printable recording sheet to keep track of clues
• Great for e-learning, just send the links through Google Classroom or another LMS or to parents' email and they're off to solve the mystery from home! Parents can download the PDF worksheet for students to take notes if desired.

Digital Escape Room Tip for Teachers:
Check your school's website filter before beginning the escape room. You will need access to:

• genial.ly
• Google Forms
• YouTube

Before purchasing, please check to make sure you will be able to use these sites. Please play the escape room and check to be sure your student devices will work with the websites listed above.

This fun and engaging digital escape room is NO PREP and completely PAPERLESS. Just share the link with your students and watch the excitement begin! It works great with Google Classroom, too!

TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS:

• Access to Computers, Laptops, Chromebooks, or mobile devices
• Access to Google Forms™
• Students will need free Google accounts

Be sure to check out the preview and video to see what's included.

See what others are saying about digital escape rooms.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Growing and Learning with Mrs Nix said about Genre Escape:

This was one of the best resources I have ever purchased. My students LOVED this escape room. It was easy to assign and figure out how to use. The work was challenging enough to keep them engaged and working hard but still possible for them to figure out with some trial and error. This was a very fun way to review genres.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Casey P. said:

My students have really enjoyed applying their knowledge by completing escape rooms this year. This was a great addition to our Grammar curriculum. Thank you.

Check out some of my other escape rooms:

• St. Patrick's Day-Grammar Review
• Genres
• Immigration at Ellis Island
• Verbs
• Holidays Around the World
• Adjectives
• Back to School
• Minecraft
• Black History-Civil Rights Leaders
• Earth Day
• The Oregon Trail
• Fractions
• Field Day-Grammar Review
• Summer
• Nouns
• Edward Tulane
• Honey Bees FREE
• Adverbs
• Pronouns
• Stan the Snowman-Winter Fun Puzzles

One-lock informational Mini-Escapes:

• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Rosa Parks
• Frederick Douglass
• Harriet Tubman
• Chinese New Year
• Groundhog Day
• Ruby Bridges
• Point of View with Fairy Tales
• Probability
• History of Earth Day
• Importance of Trees and Plants - Earth Day
• The Life Cycle of a Chicken
• The Life Cycle of a Butterfly
• Cinco de Mayo

Math Mini-Escapes

• Math Battle 3rd Grade - 4th Grade - 5th Grade
• Find the Imposter 2nd Grade - 3rd Grade - 4th Grade - 5th Grade

Thanks for stopping by!

Thanks!

Hilary Lewis

Rockin' Teacher Materials Blog