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Escape the Library No-Locks Breakout Engaging and Easy Prep

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My fourth grade library classes enjoyed working on this escape room! It was a good review in May of things we talked about during the year.
I wanted a new and fun way to spend our last library lesson of the school year. Student had so much fun doing it I started doing more breakout rooms in the library.
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If you are ready to try a classroom Escape or Breakout you are going to love this Escape the Library resource! What is different about the paper/pencil escape room? It is simple! Students complete tasks to earn a method of ‘escaping’. The prep for the events with NO LOCKS is minimal- just making copies. No locks or boxes!

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An Escape Room event in the elementary classroom is a great way to practice so many skills. This one includes determining genre, identifying forms of figurative language, placing names in ABC order, and determining character, plot, or summary. Students don’t even realize they are practicing!

NOTE: The tasks in this Escape Room have parts that refer to children's books and/or characters.

What is the Escape?

  • This event is called Escape the Library.
  • Students will complete 4 tasks.
  • Each task will lead to an answer- either a number, symbols, or words.
  • When the answer is shown to you, students have unlocked that task and will be awarded by having a spot on the team's Library Card marked or punched.
  • After getting through the last task the team has escaped the Library.

➡️ Why the Library?

The scenario for students: They are inside the library and must help the librarian with four tasks in order to leave. The team has a Library Card that must have four punches (or marks) made to unlock each task.

Tasks that must be completed are:

  • For the first task, students determine if a statement identifies a character, the plot, or the setting.
  • For the second task, students read a sentence/paragraph and determine the genre being described.
  • For the third task, students read a sentence and determine what for of figurative language is being used.
  • For the fourth task, students have 9 books that must be placed in ABC order using the author's last name.

Included in this resource, you will find:

  • Table of contents
  • Overview and Tips page
  • Check-off sheet for planning and prep
  • Scenario and Rules of the Escape Room (for students)
  • Library Cards - full color or black/white
  • Task 1- teacher’s guide, The One and Only Ivan (characters, plot, setting), answer key
  • Task 2- teacher’s guide, What's That Genre? (identify genre), answer key
  • Task 3- teacher’s guide, Spider Language (identify forms of figurative language), answer key, poster/handout of figurative language types
  • Task 4- teacher’s guide, Order, Please (ABC order) answer key
  • Escape Hints for students
  • Award certificates - in color and black/white
  • Extra page of tips
  • Terms of Use

➡️ NOTE: The Escape Room event can be completed in 30-45 minutes.

➡️ NOTEYOUR PREP for the Escape Room includes:

  • Copying the 4 task sheets for students
  • Copying and cutting apart the Library Cards
  • Optional copies: scenario and rules sheet, hints, figurative language handout, and certificates.

➡️ NOTE: This Escape Room does not use real locks.

➡️ NOTE: This Escape Room does not include a STEM Challenge. It can be purchased in a bundle with a challenge:

What are teachers saying?

  • "This was so fun! We did it after we read "Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library" and it was a perfect way to wrap it up."
  • "My students loved this resource! It was a fun way activity that we could all do together, even when we are all learning at home."

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to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Describe in depth a character, setting, or event in a story or drama, drawing on specific details in the text (e.g., a character’s thoughts, words, or actions).
Demonstrate understanding of figurative language, word relationships, and nuances in word meanings.
Demonstrate understanding of figurative language, word relationships, and nuances in word meanings.

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