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Students will use text features to locate and understand information.
Grades: 2–3 | Format: Webscape + Printable pages + Google Slides
Help students use headings, captions, and other text features with purpose.
Students will use text features to locate and understand information.
Skill review, collaborative practice, centers, or enrichment.
Preview the student pages, choose the activities, and print the pages you need. For digital use, check device and internet access and assign the version you will use. For the printable escape room, place the challenge pages in folders as directed. YouTube is required for linked videos in the Google/print versions; the Webscape version does not require it.
Students will use text features to locate and understand information.
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Darci S. –
My students really enjoyed this. Some of the questions were difficult for some students but we did it in whole group to help with that.
Ms Prichy Prich –
One of my favorite escape rooms. So fun and engaging.
The Achievement Gap Classroom –
My students loved using this in class this year!!!
Catharine S. –
Engaging way for students to practice identifying text features.
Hilary Mapuhi –
My scholars loved this escape. Amazingly, it is completely online. Thank you!
Amy C. –
This is lots of fun. I use this to reinforce non fiction text features. The students like to get into teams and compete against each other. It is advanced at times and more geared towards third grade, but overall a good resource
Rebecca T. –
Seriously…give me ALL the Escape Rooms! Amazing! My students were engaged, focused, loving EVERY minute, and best of all…they extended their learning. It was perfect for my high readers in 2nd grade. I love the fact that there was ZERO prep on my end.
mggs88 –
This was just what I was looking for and it is perfect! Very well done! Thank you!
Elsie U. –
A fun and interactive way to review text features. My students were struggling with this unit so I was happy to find something that would motivate them to participate.
Tiffany L. –
My students used this to review text features before taking their assessment. They were very engaged!
Elementary Teaching Tricks –
Great resource that my students enjoyed using. It was a useful learning activity.
Travers –
Great resource for kids to learn from. Kids loved it, thank you.
Paiges of Learning –
My students love webscapes! These are a great way to do something different for the day.
Kimberly LaMacchia –
I am new to fourth grade and this was such a great resource for my students. Thank you!
Dana C. –
This was a fantastic, engaging resource to use in my classroom to practice nonfiction text features with my second graders. The students were engaged and excited as they completed each task of the escape room. I was impressed with this resource!
Virtually Anything –
This is the most engaging practice! My kids absolutely loved it!
Amanda Grisham –
MagiCore for the win again! My students love doing these when they have finished their classwork. These are perfect for Sub Days as well, so students can review skills that have already been taught.
Katie M. –
Great resource! My kids enjoyed the engaging content.
Shelby M. –
This was a fun way to end our text features lessons! The kids loved it!
angie P. –
Great resource. I use this at the end of the school year to foster independent work in my resource room.
Megan J. –
This was great. I used this during summer school.
Leanne B. –
My students were engaged during learning and enjoyed the resource!
Janice Farland –
This resource was well received but my below reading level students struggled.
Jamie V. –
Great resource! I used it with my third-grade students to deepen their understanding. Thank you!
Shann M. –
My students love the escape rooms! Great resource for a station activity
Christine H. –
I used this for summer school as a review of concepts The students really liked it!
Angelica K. –
My students loved this resource. They were so engaged in the stories and puzzles. They were able to collaborate as a class to come up with the best answers.
Alison T. –
My students have LOVED these escape rooms. They work through them as a team, and I am seeing an improvement in their understanding of the standards.
Chloe Burgett –
This kept my students so engaged and busy for our entire 90 minute block! The content was perfect, too!
Brighter Paths –
My student loves all of the Webscapes that you make! They are very engaging, and I love how it doesn’t let you move on without having a correct answer. This one aligned with exactly what I needed to focus on a standard over text features.
Jessica Lafferty –
I used this as a center activity after I had taught text structure! They were engaged and left me alone so I was able to teach small groups!
Essential Elephant –
When I got it to work, my students enjoyed it. The link does not like working on iPads.
jonathan –
Hi Kerisa. Everything works on our end. It sounds like you may have a technical issue with internet connection or a school firewall. If you can, please send me a screenshot of the issue you are having so I can try to troubleshoot. I’ve also referred this to TPT tech support if you need further technical assistance.
Julie
Julie@magicorelearning.com
Casey G. –
My students loved this resource! It was great to help my students review nonfiction text features in a fun way!
Mary D. –
My 2nd graders struggled a little bit with this activity. My higher achievers did great with it though.
Jennifer G. –
Great resource! I was able to use this in my 3rd grade classroom!
The Happy Hammerheads –
Another amazing Escape Room by MagiCore! My students remain engaged and motivated throughout the entire activity! It was a bit challenging for my 2nd graders, but they persevered and were so proud of themselves once they escaped! I highly recommend!
Miranda King –
Such an amazing resource to keep my kids engaged! They are so engaging!
Roylyn T. –
My students loved using this escape room during their choice time of independent work. They were completely engaged. Thank you!
1st Grade Peanuts –
I love using this resource on a review day. My students love working together and the challenge it brings them.
Gabby Webster –
My students LOVED this resource and were completely engaged as we explored nonfiction text features!
Catherine’s Kinder Creations –
Overall, I think this is a beautiful, wonderfully engaging resource if you have students that enjoy puzzling through their mistakes. Unfortunately, the majority my students gave up on this one as they were unable to progress through the levels, even with coaching.
Books Babbles and Bows –
This was a fun and engaging way to practice an important skill!
Miss E’s Explorations –
I absolutely love these escape rooms! Such great practice and the students are totally engaged.
Ashley Barker –
The link made this so interactive and fun! I like the travel brochure to hold students accountable.
Elementary Vibes with Mrs McNeal –
My students LOVE your escape rooms, and this one was no different! Thank you for making engaging resources that allow my students to review while having fun!
Brandi J. –
I used this during my formal observation. The kids were engaged, and my principal was hooked!
Melissa N. –
My students really like doing the escape rooms. It was challenging for them.
Nicole C. –
I love all of these! They are great! My students love them too!
The Sparkle in Reading –
This was a great resource for my students to practice.
Leia W. –
My students love these. Though reviews are not their favorite thing to do, they enjoy it when it is a webscape review!