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Bill of Rights ESCAPE ROOM – Reading Comprehension – U.S. Constitution

$6.75

The Bill of Rights Escape Room will take students on a secret mission around the classroom, reading comprehension passages, and answering questions! This escape room has students decode interesting facts about the US Constitution, Bill of Rights. This Escape Room has students walking around the room to learn and have fun at the same time!

39 pages
Number of Pages: 39 pages

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Description

The Bill of Rights Escape Room will take students on a secret mission around the classroom, reading comprehension passages, and answering questions! This escape room has students decode interesting facts about the US Constitution, Bill of Rights, Due Process, Amendments 1-10, Freedom of Speech and the Establishment Clause etc.

 

The Bill of Rights Escape Room is a great reading comprehension activity with a twist of fun that has students deciphering codes. The codes include ciphers, morse code, cryptograms, Polybius squares, and a final 4 digit code based on the decoders/clues.

 

What’s Included?

  •  4 Reading Passages
  •  4 Puzzle Phrases to Decode
  •  4 Decoders
  •  4 Differentiated Decoders
  •  10 Multiple Choice Questions
  •  Teacher Instructions
  •  Answer Key
  •  Hint Guides – How To Decode
  •  Completion Signs

 

Watch the video or click on the preview button to take a closer look at everything included!

 

Skills Used:

  •  Reading Comprehension
  •  Critical Thinking
  •  Peer Collaboration
  •  Problem Solving

 

To prevent students from simply decoding the puzzles, ALL questions need to be answered correctly in order to solve the final code. This ensures understanding!

 

Benefits of Use:

  •  No Prep
  •  Print and Go
  •  Cross-Curricular
  •  Highly Engaging
  •  No Locks Needed
  •  No silly envelopes to stuff
  •  No fancy shapes to cut out

 

Give students a chance to decode puzzles, move around the room, and read passages, all while actively learning! Students will work in pairs (or individually) and race against the clock. A friendly competition always increases engagement. No prior knowledge is needed. Each code will reveal interesting facts about the topic.

 

Puzzle Types:

  •  Cryptogram
  •  Morse Code
  •  PigPen Cipher
  •  Polybius Square

 

Options for Use:

  •  Anticipatory Sets
  •  Unit Review
  •  Early Finishers
  •  Gallery Walk
  •  Stations
  •  Sub Plans
  •  Rewards

 

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Copyright Information : © Think Tank Teacher LLC. Please note – all material included in this resource belongs to Think Tank Teacher LLC. By purchasing, you have a license to use the material but you do not own the material. You may not upload any portion of this resource to the internet in any format, including school/personal websites or network drives unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students, not other teachers or anyone else on the internet.

337 reviews for Bill of Rights ESCAPE ROOM – Reading Comprehension – U.S. Constitution

  1. Kristin P. –

    My students love these!

  2. Chelsea Santiago –

    Love it! Thanks!

  3. Melanie G. –

    Kid will love this! Thanks

  4. Ann K. –

    Used this with my two homeschoolers and they LOVED it! Great activity with great info! Thank you!

    • Lisa Fink –

      Thank you!

  5. Jeanie B. –

    Looking forward to using this in my enrichment classes and sharing with my 7th grade Civics teachers to use in their classes.

  6. james smith –

    I teach a four year block of high school criminal justice students. We made this escape room into a four day activity (round robin). My students loved doing the activity and making them compete against themselves made it even more fun.

    • Lisa Fink –

      Thank you! Glad they loved it!

  7. Susan S. –

    Just what I needed!

  8. Brittany G. –

    My students absolutely loved this activity. They enjoyed racing to escape the classroom. I will be doing this each year and using more of the escape classroom activities that you have.

    • Lisa Fink –

      Thank you so much! Iโ€™m glad everyone loved it!!

  9. Angela A. –

    Wow! My class loved this! They were completely engaged while working on it. I will definitely be using more of these in the near future. Thanks so much for creating it!

    • Lisa Fink –

      Awesome feedback! Thank you!

  10. Rachel T. –

    great for SGI practice!

  11. Diedra Bryant –

    My kids loved this activity! Great resource!

    • Lisa Fink –

      Thank you!

  12. Stacie S. –

    Looking forward to using this!

    • Lisa Fink –

      Have fun!

  13. History and Hashtags –

    This worked for older students as well…they just went really fast!

  14. Jennifer B S. –

    Great!!

    • Lisa Fink –

      Thank you!

  15. Mary M. –

    My 7th graders loved this! Look forward to using the other Escape Rooms!

  16. History Girl –

    Nice, clear instructions and visually appealing design! I needed a fun activity to review the Bill of Rights and I think my students will love this. I only wish there were puzzles for more of the Amendments, but I’m hoping it keeps my 7th graders thinking!

  17. Jennifer Whitehurst –

    This is my first escape classroom activity, but it went smoothly and the class had a great time using different skills to solve problems

    • Lisa Fink –

      So happy to hear they had a great time!

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