Whodunit Reading Comprehension Escape Room Activity 2nd & 3rd Grade ELA Review

$6.95

Students will answer reading questions using relevant details from the included passages or poems.

Grades: 2–3 | Format: Webscape + Printable pages + Google Slides

Description

Keep skill review focused with a themed challenge students can work through step by step.

  • Grades: 2–3
  • Format: Webscape + Printable pages + Google Slides

Learning Objective

Students will answer reading questions using relevant details from the included passages or poems.

What's Included

  • "Whodunit" Reading Comprehension Escape Room – 2nd & 3rd Grade
  • Whodunnit Mystery Story
  • 4 Reading Comprehension Review Passages and Question Sets
  • Integrated Storytelling Videos
  • Best Detective Certificate
  • Ooops Cards
  • Recording Brochure
  • Answer Key
  • Digital Version Links
  • Webscape Link for Interactive Browser-Based Experience
  • Google Slides Link for Digital Escape Room
  • Google Forms Link for Decoding Tool

Ways to Use

Skill review, collaborative practice, centers, or enrichment.

Preparation

For print use, print the challenge pages and recording materials for each team and organize them in envelopes. For Google use, assign both the Slides activity and Sheets decoder. For Webscape use, open and share the included browser link.

Standards & Skills

Students will answer reading questions using relevant details from the included passages or poems.

208 reviews for Whodunit Reading Comprehension Escape Room Activity 2nd & 3rd Grade ELA Review

  1. Shannon K. –

    My students love all of your escape rooms. This was another fun one that I know I will use year after year!

  2. Kimberly P. –

    I think this would play better digitally, but I wanted to print it to use in small groups. It took a bit of organizing, and the passages may be a little too long, but overall this is well thought out, engaging, and a good review of close reading. Thank you!

  3. Kristina L. –

    Students had a lot of fun completing this challenge. We did a room transformation with it, which helped add to the excitement.

  4. Erica Hastings –

    I did this with my class at the beginning of the year for fun morning practice altogether. I love the options on how to use this resource and my kids always have fun while practicing good reading skills.

  5. Stephanie S. –

    A lot of reading tasks within. Time needed to complete. Great practice reading for details.

  6. Learning with Miss Nguyen –

    My students enjoyed this resource. Thank you!! :))

  7. Bethany L. –

    This was a perfect resource for my students to use. Thank you!

  8. Sammie Hansen –

    This was very interactive and my students were so excited to work on it!

  9. Erin M. –

    This is a fantastic resource for my small groups!!

  10. Carla Brunini –

    Great resource! I enjoyed how easy it was to use and my students enjoyed it too!

  11. Aubry G. –

    I absolutely loved this resource!! It was so helpful. 🙂

  12. Kristen B. –

    Wonderful product! Thank you so much for creating it.

  13. Heather R. –

    Thank you for creating and sharing this resource with the teaching community!

  14. Wai Fung L. –

    I love this author’s resources. It’s easy to use for both teacher and students. Versatile as well!

  15. Jennifer R. –

    This was very helpful to have for my students. Thank you

  16. Eizabeth M. –

    the kids had the best time with this activity! The kids had so much fun!

  17. Emily G. –

    Love that the interactive escape room will read to students but some students struggled with the level of comprehension even at the end of 3rd grade. So I ended up doing it as a whole group activity.

  18. Teach Thrive Survive LLC –

    This was a great critical thinking comprehension review! It was laid it very well, and it gave the students great practice with reading literary and informational text! I loved it!

  19. Rachel C. –

    My 2nd graders loved this! It was a great resource to review concepts.

  20. Kelly J. –

    This was a fun activity to work on comprehension with my students.

  21. Valerie D. –

    This resource was very helpful in helping my 3rd graders to learn their standards.

  22. Brandy K. –

    My students have really enjoyed these escapes rooms. They are fun, engaging and a great way to practice the standards.

  23. Ashley M. –

    My students loved this, and I thought it was was rigorous enough to keep them challenged, but they didn’t struggle. Great product.

  24. Fatima A. –

    This was such a fun activity. It was a little confusing for my third grade students, but I am sure that older kids will love!

  25. Lisa M. –

    This resource is so helpful! I use it for getting students excited about test prep.

  26. Wilda G. –

    They were all so engaged and had a great time with this.

  27. Tara McKenzie –

    “This resource was engaging, easy to implement, and student-friendly! The directions were clear, and the activity kept my students actively involved while reinforcing important skills. I especially appreciated how organized and visually appealing the pages were. It worked great for independent practice, small groups, and review. My students enjoyed it, and it saved me valuable planning time. Highly recommend for upper elementary classrooms!”

  28. Courtney V. –

    I loved this resource. It’s been great to use as an end of the year review activity after state testing. Thanks for creating!

  29. Kaysley T. –

    This was a great review activity that was also fun!

  30. First Grade Fun Again –

    This is the second version I have bought from this teacher. My kids like the mystery of it.

  31. Crystal B. –

    This is a great resource – thanks for creating it!

  32. Jennifer Crawford –

    This is a great resource. My kids love these escape rooms. Some of the questions are not aligned to my 3rd grade state standards.

  33. Kirwin’s Korner –

    My class absolutely loves these escape rooms! We use at least once a week and they are all engaged and get very excited when I say we are going to do one!

  34. Kimberly M. –

    The students really enjoyed this activity. They were broken up into teams and loved the competition!

  35. Tanya A. –

    Students enjoyed it and was a good review. I left it with a sub and was easy for them to manage.

  36. Amanda M. –

    This resource was easy to use and a winner with my students. It was also easy to check for learning.

  37. Jeni P. –

    This was easy to set up, kids enjoyed this activity

  38. kimberly B. –

    My kids LOVE when they hear they have a virtual field trip or webquest from Magicore! It is so easy to assign in an instant. The kids enjoy the videos. The read aloud option id great for my kids who have accommodations. They cover SO MANY different topics.

  39. Sarah H. –

    Thank you so much for creating this thoughtful resource!

  40. Kayleigh F. –

    I used this to review for the third grade milestone. My students enjoyed it. I had them complete the challenges independently and would go around checking them off and passing them on to the next challenge.

  41. Laurel L. –

    This is such an engaging way to reinforce learning!

  42. Heather M. –

    I used this as on an independent work shelf. Students completed them as they finished small group early, and it took approximately 2 weeks to complete. Perfect for the end of year slump!

  43. Sarah P. –

    Great resource for practicing close reading in 3rd!

  44. Caitlin B. –

    My students absolutely love these escape rooms. I like the fun practice they provide.

  45. Angela P. –

    Great resource!! My kids loved it. They worked in groups together to create.

  46. Dawn R. –

    I love to have these for days that I am out or if I have early finishers. That way I know they are still working on our standards. They especially loved this one!

  47. Kaite Q. –

    These are always the best learning activity! My students are always asking for another and they never disappoint!

  48. KAITLYN D. –

    My students love the escape rooms! They don’t fully take in that they are still working on skills for me while having fun!

  49. Taylor S. –

    This resource was great! I enjoyed using it for my class!

  50. Carey H. –

    When it gets to be the end of the year, or when the kids seem worn out, this was an awesome way to engage them in comprehension. We made little folders with the passages and clues for each kid, and they were all in to solve the mystery. Many great standards aligned skills are reviewed and the students showed success!

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