Bill of Rights Puzzle Stations Breakout – US Constitution

Description

The Bill of Rights Breakout Puzzle Stations are sure to be a hit with your students! Students will move around the classroom visiting six stations and answering 18 fill in the blank questions. Great addition to your U.S. Constitution unit.

Each puzzle station has its own decoder and three questions per puzzle. Hint cards are included in case you need them. This is a great front-loading activity that allows students to get some facts while previewing key vocabulary words, people and events that you will teach throughout your unit.

No prior knowledge needed. Students learn as they decode!

Students will work individually (or in pairs) and race to see who can solve the puzzles and breakout first! A friendly competition always increases engagement.

Each answer will be decoded and recorded on a student answer sheet. The final answer will be a word that needs unscrambled. The early finisher activity is a word search puzzle. Each answer that is decoded will be found in the word search.

This activity can be used for individual work, partner activities, anticipatory sets, unit review, sub plans, extension activities, early-finishers, or just for fun the day before break.

Super Easy Prep! All you have to do is hang the 6 decoder pages!

What’s Included?

• 18 Questions
• 6 Types of Puzzles
• Student Recording Sheet
• Student Directions
• Teacher Answer Key
• Teacher Directions
• Early Finisher Activity
• Hint Cards

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