I have compiled some digital escape rooms into one Google Slide presentation to make it easier to navigate.
The table of contents allows parents and kids to choose easier escape rooms (preK - grade 2) and harder (grades 3 and up).
Personally, I've done them with my fourth grade students through Zoom during remote learning. My two year old son also loved doing the Pete the Cat one at home.
Have you created a digital escape room you'd like to share? Do you have any topics you'd love to see turned into a digital escape room? Drop your links and ideas in the comments below!
and took a virtual field trip to New Hampshire to learn more about them.
You can still visit our national parks virtually even though they're closed, and all fourth graders in the U.S. get a free national parks pass. Here is some info for you:
Since we are in social distancing / quarantine and couldn't visit our favorite semi-local theme park, we create a day dedicated to our favorite furry monsters.
We put on our grouchy clothes and fun socks and gathered our favorite furry monsters for some stories,
My husband is a firefighter, so we have been fortunate to take family trips to the firehouse as well as have him come in as a guest speaker. He reads this book to my fourth graders.
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