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Hook your class this Halloween with an interactive escape room based on INFERENCE! Students must read between the lines, gather context clues, and interpret images to decipher which character stole the candy!

Please note this is a free demo. You can find the full version HERE.

As they investigate, students will solve inference riddles, learn the difference between showing and telling (as it relates to indirect characterization) and make cause and effect connections between character actions and their motives by collating evidence.

Focusing on problem-solving and interpreting evidence. Students must piece together different pieces of information in order to build up a compelling case for what happened.

Check it out on my Blog here!

This is a free demo for the complete lesson (40-90 minutes) for grades 6-10.
It’s browser-based and auto-grading it is perfect for distance learning or home school, simply send your students a link and pin to get them started straight away. It also has different difficulty modes built-in so you can easily differentiate for your students.

WHAT YOU GET:

An interactive, gamified learning experience including:
· 14 intro puzzles that teach the game
· 10+ mini scenes where students have to note evidence or have to make a choice based on context clues
· 5 photo images that students must interpret to figure out who stole the candy

CCSS Codes:

  • RL.5.1
  • RL.6.1
  • RL.7.1
  • RL.8.1

HOW TO USE:

This game is online and needs an internet connection to work.

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