Fall Into Sentence Types in Our Alice in Wonderland Escape Room

Fall into a Sentence-Land, a world of whimsy and wonder with our Alice in Wonderland Escape Room, designed specifically for upper primary students working to master more advanced sentence structures. This digital adventure invites upper primary students to strengthen their understanding of simple, compound, and complex sentences—all while solving puzzles in the world of Sentence-Land.

The Alice in Wonderland Escape Room activity engages students with its imaginative storyline and tasks and encourages them to think critically about how they construct sentences. It’s an exciting way to turn a plain old grammar lesson into a truly magical adventure where everyone has a great time!

Build A Variety of Skills in This Grammar Escape Room Game

This game isn’t just about identifying simple, compound and complex sentences. Each challenge provides the chance for students to develop multiple skills, including

• Understanding what makes a simple, compound, or complex sentence.
• Relating sentence structure rules to different types of sentences
• Differentiating between simple, compound, and complex sentences
• Understanding the differences between dependent and independent clauses.
• Using coordinating conjunctions and subordinating conjunctions.
• Adding single and two-digit numbers
• Cooperation
• Problem-Solving
• And more!

How To Set Up and Play This Digital Escape Game for Kids

Setting up and playing in this digital escape room is a breeze! Here are a few tips and tricks!

1. Assign your escape room students to small groups of 2-3. Print a workbook booklet for each group (or one for each student, if you prefer). Have them cut apart the pages, arrange them in order, and staple them.
2. Use your school’s LMS system to assign the Digital Escape Room Game via Google Classroom, etc. Upload the PowerPoint or Slides file to your LMS and set it to make a copy for each student.
3. Project Slide 1 in presentation mode and introduce the escape game to the students. Have students open the file on their device and place the slides in PRESENTATION mode. 
4. Students will have to answer the first question before Clue # 1 is revealed. They will work through the problems in their workbook, which, when correct, will reveal the code they need to progress to the next clue.
5. Play continues in this manner until groups help Alice escape!

Answer keys to the workbook pages are also included.

Downloading Our Escape Room Sentence Structure Games

Our Sentence Structure games are available in Google Slides and PowerPoint formats for maximum flexibility. Our virtual escape rooms are ready to project or assign digitally.

Additionally, a printable student workbook in easy-to-use PDF format is included. In it, students solve problems and find the codes needed to unlock the doors and help Alice escape. With just a few clicks, you’ll be ready to bring this whimsical lesson to life in your classroom. All you have to do is click the dropdown arrow on the download button and download the PDF workbook and your choice of file format for the slide deck.

This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher and Teach Starter Collaborator.

Explore More Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences Games & Activities

Pair this super fun grammar escape game with more of our Simple, Compound & Complex Sentences Games to keep the learning going. From self-checking quiz games to hands-on sentence-building board games, Teach Starter offers a full suite of sentence structure activities and online escape rooms to engage your students like never before. Make sure you check these out before you go!