Figurative Language Escape Room Challenge Literary Devices Activity Game
Figurative Language Escape Room Challenge Digital Literary Devices Activity: Engage your students in a fun literary devices activity with the captivating Figurative Language Escape Room Challenge! This digital activity allows students to show their understanding of metaphor, simile, personification, and onomatopoeia while completing an exciting escape room scenario. In this sample of our figurative language escape rooms, students must color-code a passage that includes figurative language using a key code. Then, they must count up the examples of each to determine which key they need to escape. This resource comes in both digital and print formats!
If you like this sample activity, you'll love this bundle:
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Included in This Figurative Language Escape Room Challenge:
➡️ Figurative Language Escape Challenge Background Story: Use this back story to set up the escape challenge. Students are on a university tour and find themselves locked in a chamber by the eccentric Professor Booker. They need to use their knowledge of literary devices to escape.
➡️ Figurative Language Escape Challenge: In this challenge, students must color-code a passage that includes figurative language using a key code. Then, they must count up the examples of each to determine which key they need to escape.
➡️ Teacher Answer Key: These answer key slides show the teacher which key opens up the door with each of the examples of figurative language color coded for easy class review.
Want More Figurative Language Escape Room Practice?
If you like this activity, you'll love these escape rooms which include a variety of challenges that allow students to practice figurative language. In the Figurative Language Escape Room Bundle, students are given the back story where they find themselves in a situation they need to escape. Students must complete multiple tasks to progressively escape a situation! They can be used as a stand-alone escape room or as daily bell-ringers:
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Escape the Haunted House: Students find themselves locked in a haunted mansion, and they must use their knowledge of simile, metaphor, onomatopoeia, and oxymoron to escape.
- Escape the Observatory: Students find themselves locked in an observatory, and they must use their knowledge of personification, puns, hyperbole, and alliteration to escape.
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What Teachers Are Saying About The Figurative Language Escape Room Bindle
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This bundle was an AMAZING way to review figurative language and there was SO much engagement in my classroom! My students have asked to do more review activities like this in the future and I know this will be a great resource to use in the future. I even snuck in one task as a portion of their test on figurative language!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My class used this with a sub that knew the kids well as a fun way to keep them engaged. They really enjoyed it!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Escape the Mansion ~ Can you say ENGAGEMENT! Students came in each day ready to do what was next
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