Forensic Science Digital Escape Room

All prices are in Canadian dollars. 

Total Pages: 11 pages
Answer Key: Included
Teaching Duration: 30 minutes
File Size: 843KB
File Type: PDF (Zip)

This Forensic Science Digital Escape Room allows students to work independently or with their peers to solve 11 forensic science-themed challenges “locks.” Students must solve the required challenges to solve the crime of their principal’s missing car. Participants will use their reading and listening comprehension skills and general knowledge about forensic science (working dogs, fingerprints, footprints, etc.) to solve each Forensic Science Digital Escape Room challenge. This digital escape room is not scary and does not involve real crimes except for a cat who steals. 

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This is a perfect activity to help build community and engage students in social-emotional learning for 6th, 7th, or 8th grade. This digital escape room should take your students about 30 - 60 minutes to complete from start to finish. Times will vary depending on the students.

Once this escape room is purchased, the teacher will get access to a Google Form link that is 100% editable and customizable for your classroom needs. 

No prep is required from the teacher or students - all that is needed is a teacher's Google Drive account. Students can use Google Forms without having a Google account.

Resource Includes:
✅ Digital Escape Room with 11 Forensic Science-Themed Challenges
✅ Detailed Teacher Directions
✅ Answer Key
✅ Student Instructions
✅ Reflection Questions

⚠️ PLEASE READ IMPORTANT: ⚠️ This escape room uses Google Forms, YouTube, and Jigsaw Planet links. Check that your school district does not block these websites. I am not responsible for district firewalls that block external websites. Refunds will not be provided for district-blocked sites due to the 100% editability of this escape room.

Teacher Feedback

1. “An awesome resource.  Your escape rooms are always excellent.  I love them.”

2. “This was really fun and engaging for the second last week of school! The students loved completing the tasks and it was really cute and not too scary or anything for my grade 6s.  I will be keeping this in my backpocket for next year too for sure!  Very fun and easy to use!”

3. “My kids LOVED this escape room! Students have been engaging in solving mysteries, and this was the perfect activity to throw some non-fiction in with our unit in an engaging way. It was so engaging that it kept them occupied and on their toes during the last week of school! This escape room was challenging for them, but the perfect amount of challenging- enough to where they thought it was difficult, but not so difficult that they got super frustrated. They were engaged in productive struggle, and it was no prep for me. A win for me and my students!”

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