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Students read passages and answer skill-based questions as they help Hansel & Gretel to escape from the witch who's more than happy to have them for dinner.
Grades: 1 | Format: Webscape + Printable pages + Google Slides
Connect classroom skills to a practical project with purposeful decisions and problem solving.
Students read passages and answer skill-based questions as they help Hansel & Gretel to escape from the witch who's more than happy to have them for dinner.
Project-based learning, enrichment, collaborative problem solving, or a culminating activity.
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Students read passages and answer skill-based questions as they help Hansel & Gretel to escape from the witch who's more than happy to have them for dinner.
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Love this resource. It made planning so much easier
Jessica C. –
This enhanced our day and made learning a blast. Two of my favorite things!
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Loved this resource! I have bought several of these activities from this seller.
Diana E. –
Lot’s of fun using this with my first graders during our gingerbread unit.
Carrie K. –
Fun resource to use during the week of Christmas.
Melissa P. –
This was a great addition to our pre-winter break activities. The kids were very engaged and loved participating.
Kelly Schwamb –
This was perfect for some of my special needs kiddos to do before Christmas.
Devon Urban –
Love this resource for my special education classroom with Kindergarten and 1st grade students.
Lauren B. –
This was a great resource for my students, and they loved it! It was engaging, easy to use, and kept them excited throughout.
Holy Hearts Acamedy –
A fun way to end the week. I assigned this in my Google Classroom, and the students were able to access it and complete the escape room with limited issues.
KaytieCasKinder –
Escape Rooms are my favorite way for students to practice previously taught skills!.
Donna H. –
This is a fun resource to use during the holiday season
Chris Morriss –
Thanks for the time and effort put into creating this resource.
FirstGradeFoxes –
LOVE!!! This was such a great resource to have students do independently on laptops while I finished up one-on-one report card assessments! They were begging for more! Thank you!
Dana L. –
I enjoyed the multimedia component of this resource! I would say it was time consuming as I didn’t feel my first graders were ready for this challenge at the December point of first grade.
Maggie S. –
This resource was a great dine for my classroom. The kids have really enjoyed it.
Sharyse M. –
My students really enjoyed using this resource. They loved the different questions, and stayed engaged during the whole activity.
Emily P. –
My students loved this resource! They were able to review concepts with a fun holiday activity.
Cameron Sterling S. –
My students LOVED this! Thank you so much for creating this!
Crystal F. –
The students loved it! They were engaged and excited through the entire lesson. The children loved it!
Courtney C. –
My students really enjoyed this resource as a final exam. Thank you!
Victoria L. –
We had so much fun with this! We used it over winter break as a fun family activity!
Melissa N. –
My 2nd graders loved doing the escape rooms. The students were able to complete 1st-grade level by themselves. For the 2-3 grade escape rooms, we completed the escape room as a class because my students find them too hard to do by themselves.
Kristy A. –
Very helpful resource.
Melissa K. –
Great resource!
Shelby S. –
This was a great resource for my class.