Teach Tech Repeat

You’ve received a valentine’s text from a mystery number! Who could it be from? SOlve the clues to find out in the funny Valentine’s Day themed digital breakout. It is completely digital which means no crazy setup in between classes! It was designed to take middle schoolers about 40 minutes to complete by working in small groups. Adapt this to fit your needs though and shake up how many students work together on it! The main goal of this activity is problem solving and working collaboratively bu

This is a fun, Thanksgiving themed digital breakout/escape room. It is completely digital which means no crazy setup in between classes! It was designed to take middle schoolers about 30-40 minutes to complete by working in small groups. Adapt this to fit your needs though and shake up how many students work together on it! The main goal of this activity is problem solving and working collaboratively but it also includes cryptograms, pixel art magic reveal math, and rebus puzzles. This resource

This is a Digital Citizenship themed digital breakout/escape room. It also has a fun, current VSCO theme (which is what all of my middle schoolers talk about!). It is completely digital which means no crazy setup in between classes! It was designed to take middle schoolers about 30 minutes to complete by working in small groups. Adapt this to fit your needs though and shake up how many students work together on it! The main goal of this activity is problem solving and working collaboratively but

Think you’re faster than Ghost? This breakout is wonderful to do with  your students after they finish reading the Jason Reynold’s novel Ghost. Have students race to see who can complete it in the best time! It is completely digital which means no crazy setup in between classes! It was designed to take middle schoolers about 30-40 minutes to complete by working in small groups. Adapt this to fit your needs though and shake up how many students work together on it! The main goal of this activity

This fun Google Slides template allows primary students to learn how to use Google Slides. Each slide breaks down the essential tools of Slides such as editing text, sharing, adding images and more. This activity can be used as a whole class or as a self paced, station activity. The template is ready for student use but feel free to customize!  Suggested Projects:Computer Lab LessonUse Before any Slides/research project to teach basic skillsFun Self Paced Challenge or Station Activity What Yo

Oh no, Frosty has lost all of his parts while learning new dance moves! Can you help him find them?! This is a fun, winter/Frosty the Snowman themed digital breakout/escape room. It is completely digital which means no crazy setup in between classes! It was designed to take middle schoolers about 40 minutes to complete by working in small groups. Adapt this to fit your needs though and shake up how many students work together on it! The main goal of this activity is problem solving and working c

Product DescriptionThis is a Halloween themed digital breakout/escape room. It is completely digital which means no crazy setup in between classes! It was designed to take middle schoolers about 40 minutes to complete by working in small groups. Adapt this to fit your needs though and shake up how many students work together on it! The main goal of this activity is problem solving and working collaboratively but it also features math, language arts, chronology, and more. This resource includes a

Oh no, the holidays have gone missing! This is a fun, winter holiday themed digital breakout/escape room. It is completely digital which means no crazy setup in between classes! It was designed to take middle schoolers about 30-40 minutes to complete by working in small groups. Adapt this to fit your needs though and shake up how many students work together on it! The activities include Christmas, Hanukkah & Kwanzaa themes. The main goal of this activity is problem solving and working collaborat

All kids can code! Review your spelling or vocabulary words and sneak in a little fun coding at the same time. This Google Doc comes with two sets of puzzles where students help the spelling bee spell words by writing the direction the bee would move with arrows. Students not only learn spelling, but sequential & computational thinking. This activity also includes a template which makes it easy to add in your own list of words! What You Get:1. Complete digital capability  2. Google Slides Spel