Celebrate Reading With This Exciting Book Digital Escape Room

Reading and books are a huge part of learning, but sometimes students might look at these as tedious and frustrating. But with this book digital escape room, you can celebrate reading with your students and show them all the great things books and reading have to offer.

This book digital escape room can be used in many ways:

Use it at the end of any novel study, literature circle, or book club.
Use it at the beginning of the year to get students moving around in the classroom and interacting with one another.
Use it at the end of the year to celebrate reading.

These are just suggestions – there are so many other ways you can use a digital escape room.

Why should I use a digital escape room?

Digital escape rooms are perfect for the classroom because they are interactive and encourage students to work together, challenging them to solve various puzzles that can either teach them something new or help reinforce what they have already learned.

Digital escape rooms require no prep from the teacher or the students, so they are easy to use instantly – and they are wonderful for both in-class use and online learning. While digital escape rooms work well to get your students to cooperate and work together, they can also be used as an independent activity.

This book digital escape room has 10 challenges (“locks”) that will have students working their way through to escape the public library they accidentally get locked in at the beginning of the challenge. Typically, these digital escape rooms take about 30 – 60 minutes to complete, depending on your students, and they are great for engaging students in social-emotional learning for grades 6, 7, and 8.

If you’re looking for even more reasons to use digital escape rooms in your middle school classroom, you can read the blog post, Why Use Digital Escape Rooms in Middle School?

Book Digital Escape Room

This book digital escape room provides students with the opportunity to work independently or with their peers to solve 10 reading-themed challenges.

Students must solve the required challenges to “escape” the public library where they accidentally got locked in. Participants will use their reading and listening comprehension skills as well as any general knowledge about reading to solve each escape room challenge.

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 Google Drive account. Students can use Google Forms without having a Google account. You can follow the instructions in this blog post to learn how – How to Use Digital Escape Rooms Without a School Google Account.

Resource Includes:

Digital Escape Room with 10 Challenges (“locks”)
Detailed teacher directions in text and video format
Answer Key
Student Instructions
Reflection Questions

What Teachers Are Saying:

“I love all of these escape rooms. Seriously you can’t go wrong- just buy them all. They keep my kids engaged and are so fun. They are perfect for holidays or emergency supply plans. I have pulled them out a time or two when plans get changed last minute and you need a quick activity to fill a period.” – Rebecca M.
“My students have loved all of your escape rooms!! They are so easy to use, and there is absolutely NO PREP on my part whatsoever. Thank you so much for creating this one, too! They are going to be so excited! :-)” – Tara Brown

Get this book digital escape room today and see how excited your students will get when they start using this interactive activity. You can find the Book-Themed Digital Escape Room on Teachers Pay Teachers USD and Shopify CAD.