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You can print out this sheet and place on desks, in folders, laminated, or posted around the room to have a perfect reference / cheat sheet for students in grades K-3 (but ideally suited for 1st and 2nd grades.) Includes capital and lowercase letters of the alphabet, 1-20 number line, 120 chart, left and right, colors, and 2D shapes.

This game is a Christmas-themed educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may then provide a small piece of guidance to help out. You can lea

This is a bundle of ALL of the “Escape Room” / Breakout games I have created specifically to reinforce CCSS standards in ELA and Math (as well as some social studies and NGSS science.) The games are ideal for 1st grade (or 2nd grade review), but some are suitable for advanced kindergarteners, and others would work with 3rd graders. (For ideal age/grade range of each game, click on that product to view its description and skills covered.) If you are unfamiliar with this type of game, here is how

This game is an educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may then provide a small piece of guidance to help out. You can learn more about th

This is a winter-themed educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game to introduce or reinforce STEM science concepts about states of matter. If you are unfamiliar with this type of game, here is how to play: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may the

This game is an educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may then provide a small piece of guidance to help out. You can learn more about th

Planet Protectors is a STEM "escape room" style game designed for students in grades 1 through 4 learn about Earth and Life sciences (perfect for Earth Day!), while also flexing some ELA and math skills! If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can u

This is a bundle of SIX HOLIDAY-THEMED “Escape Room” / Breakout games to reinforce CCSS standards in ELA and Math. They are ideal for 1st and 2nd grades, but could also make fun (but relatively easy) breakouts to do on the holidays for 3rd graders, as well. To see a video showing what my breakout games include and the general prep/setup, check out my Breakout Mega-BundleIf you are unfamiliar with this type of game, here is how to play: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve pu

This game is an educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may then provide a small piece of guidance to help out. You can learn more about th

This game is an educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may then provide a small piece of guidance to help out. You can learn more about th

This game is an educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may then provide a small piece of guidance to help out. You can learn more about th

This is a bundle of THREE STEM/SCIENCE “Escape Room” / Breakout games: The Snowman's Secret: A winter-themed States of Matter gamePlanet Protectors: Earth and Life Sciences -- habitats, environment, endangered species (perfect for Earth Day!)Dinosaur Detectives: Dinosaurs! (this one is tech-enriched, and requires use of one -- or preferably more -- technology devices with QR-reading capability)To see a video showing what my breakout games include and the general prep/setup, check out my Breakou

This mathematical art project is a perfect opportunity for students to have some fun while brushing up on their knowledge of 2D geometry shapes! Includes template and instructions to create a finished product (about 12" diameter) resembling the example shown in the thumbnail. Materials needed1 large (8-10”) paper plate1 print-out of the shapes template (preferably on cardstock)GlueScissorsColoring supplies — crayons, markers, or paints2 medium or large googly eyes (optional)