Christmas Centers | Christmas Party | Christmas Escape Room Gingerbread Man Activities
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Celebrate Christmas, as you review math and literacy skills, with these highly engaging Christmas centers! The Case of the Missing Cookie Christmas Escape Room involves 6 or 8 different Christmas centers / challenges where students eliminate the suspects and discover who has stolen the gingerbread man!
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Celebrate Christmas, as you review math and literacy skills, with these highly engaging Christmas centers! The Case of the Missing Cookie Christmas Escape Room involves 6 or 8 different Christmas centers / challenges where students eliminate the suspects and discover who has stolen the gingerbread man!
These Christmas centers can be used as a Christmas Party or Christmas math and literacy centers.
Take the stress out of planning a Christmas Party that is magical and educational with these Christmas Escape Room activities! This will be a Christmas your students never forget!
Set the stage with a note from the old lady:
Where, oh, where,
Is the gingerbread man?
Find him, find him,
If you can!
Someone took our treat,
From the plate.
Hurry, hurry,
Before it’s too late!
Complete each challenge.
Then, read the clue.
Eliminate the suspects,
And save him too!
After the students complete each challenge, they will receive a clue from the culprit. A suspect will be eliminated after each challenge. Once all the Christmas centers have been completed, they will have eliminated all but one suspect!
There are 4 math and 4 literacy Christmas centers included. Black and white option included. Targeted skills:
- recognizing word families
- segmenting CVC words
- identifying digraphs
- composing sentences
- decomposing ten
- identifying missing numbers 0-20
- ordering numbers and counting by 10s
- building number sense with subitzing
The Challenges:
- Present Challenge – Segment the CVC word and match the correct present to Santa’s sack.
- Gingerbread Man Challenge – Identify the beginning digraph (ch, sh, th and wh).
- Train Challenge – Identify the word family and build each train.
- Light Challenge – Build each sentence, write the missing word and color the lights to match.
- Peppermint Challenge – Count the peppermints and color the ten frame. Write the number sentence.
- Stocking Challenge – Use the number line to identify the missing number.
- Ornament Challenge – Order the ornaments by 10s.
- Tree Challenge – Assemble each tree with the correct number, domino and ten frame.
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I hope your students love these Christmas escape room activities!
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Jennifer H. –
I used this right before Christmas to keep student engagement up and they loved it!
Verna Lynn G. –
My students really enjoyed working with this resource in the classroom—it was highly engaging and well received.
Kjersti J. –
My class loved this. I spread it out over the week before break.
Jennifer Van Haften –
This resource is packed with so many fun activities! I should have started using it on Monday instead of waiting until Friday. You could do an activity a day and really stretch out the mystery part. I cannot wait to use it again next year. Well done!
Summer G. –
This is a perfect activity for December. I do this every year!
Megan B. –
What a wonderful resource for kindergarten. Easy to use, and my students enjoyed it.
Cassandra D. –
This was a really fun twist on the gingerbread man visiting our classroom. My students loved participating in all the activities, and this was a great way to practice all the literacy and math skills that we’ve worked hard on developing.
Terran G. –
I turned this escape room into our holiday party this year, and it was perfect. My room moms loved how organized it was they created the whole thing for us, even including transforming our room into an elf workshop. We loved it.
Katlyn G. –
I have used this as a week long escape room or to take the place of a class party/movie day. Students love getting to the bottom of the mystery. We can’t wait to use this again next year.
Melanie P. –
I bought this one because I purchased the thanksgiving and my students loved it. The activities are similar but differentiated enough that the students know what to do.
Chelsea O. –
I think I have purchased all of your escape rooms! My kids look forward to them every single year!
Lisa B. –
My students love these activities. They get so excited trying to guess who did it, debating and giving reasoning for their answers. I love how the class comes together as a team to complete their the challenges and build on their learning skills in math and literacy. So much fun for all!
Jennifer P. –
My students love all the different activities and following the clues to find out who committed the crime.
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Jean W. –
I used this the week before Winter Break. It was so fun for the kids. They really enjoyed it.
Jennifer S. –
This resource is chock full of great things! My students LOVED the escape room. Thank you!
Jennifer S. –
Fun and engaging during the holiday season! Students loved
Kindergarten Under the Big Sky –
This escape room is really fun. My students were engaged and excited to see who took the missing cookie. My students were still learning and enriching skills the day before winter break with this activity.
Organizing 3rd Grade –
Perfect for kindergarten. My students really enjoyed this easy to use resource.
Brianna J. –
We had fun looking for the cookie thief throughout the school.