Description
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The Case of the Golden Egg Game Digital + Print Game provides instant engagement for in person instruction via Smart Board or virtually for Distance Learning! This could be done whole group, or in small groups as a race. Celebrate Easter or Spring with this escape game to review skills and make learning fun for students in grades PreK – 1st grade.
The Easter Bunny has lost his golden egg! He left clues for you and your students to help solve each challenge! As student work to complete each challenge, they will eliminate the suspects and reveal the thief of the golden egg.
3 Challenges included with Digital + Printable options:
- Break the Code: Use the shapes and the code breaker to reveal the name of the first innocent suspect and eliminate them from the game.
- Digital: Click to type in each letter of the code.
- Print: Write in each letter of the code.
- Tangram Puzzle: Unscramble the tangram pieces to reveal the second innocent suspect and eliminate them from the game!
- Digital: Click and drag the tangram puzzle pieces.
- Print: Cut and glue the tangram puzzle pieces.
- Mystery 100s Chart: Use the coloring code to color the numbers on the hundreds chart for the mystery picture. Reveal the third innocent suspect and eliminate them from the game!
- Digital: Click and drag the colored squares to cover each number.
- Print: Color each number on the hundreds chart.
How to Use:
As a virtual kindergarten teacher this year, I like to use digital games by dividing my students into small teams of 4 – 5 per team during a live zoom call (or Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, etc.) and use breakout rooms. I screen share each challenge, and then each team is in charge of working together to solve each challenge at their own pace. I check in with each group until we can go back and check the answer together.
(Note: You cannot share your screen in individual break out rooms, so you will need to share your screen whole group, then let students enter break out rooms in small groups.)
Depending on the platform you use, you could also share this via Google Classroom, or each individual student to use on their own. In the classroom, each group could use a device, or you could display each challenge on the SmartBoard.
The first team to successfully complete all the challenges wins the game!
Note: The movable pieces will NOT work in present mode. Directions / Answer Key included on each slide in the Presenter Notes.
If you have any questions, please email me kindershenanigans@gmail.com
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