Thanksgiving Centers | Thanksgiving Harvest Party | Thanksgiving Escape Room Activities
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Celebrate Thanksgiving, as you review math and literacy skills, with these highly engaging Thanksgiving centers. The Case of the Pumpkin Pie Bandit Thanksgiving Escape Room can be used as a Thanksgiving Harvest Party or Thanksgiving math and literacy centers.
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Celebrate Thanksgiving, as you review math and literacy skills, with these highly engaging Thanksgiving centers. The Case of the Pumpkin Pie Bandit Thanksgiving Escape Room can be used as a Thanksgiving Harvest Party or Thanksgiving math and literacy centers.
Your students will be highly engaged as they complete 6 or 8 different challenges to eliminate the suspects and discover which disguised turkey has stolen the pumpkin pies!
Take the stress out of planning a Thanksgiving celebration that is magical and educational with these Thanksgiving centers! This will be a Thanksgiving your students never forget!
Set the stage with a note from the pie shop owner:
A tricky turkey,
Dressed in disguise,
Snatched up all,
The pumpkin pies!
Please can you help,
Solve this mystery,
And find the bandit,
Who took them from me?
Complete each challenge,
To receive a clue.
Eliminate the suspects,
And figure out who!
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 Thanksgiving centers have been completed, they will have eliminated all but one suspect!
There are 4 math and 4 literacy Thanksgiving centers included. Black and white option included. Targeted skills:
- recognizing rhyming words
- segmenting CVC words
- identifying syllables
- matching uppercase and lowercase letters
- decomposing five
- measuring height
- ordering numbers 1-10 or 11-20
- 1:1 counting and number identification
The Challenges:
- Cornucopia Challenge – Build each CVC word by identifying the beginning sound, ending sound or all three sounds (three levels included)
- Pie Challenge – Match the pie to its rhyming oven.
- Feather Challenge – Count the syllables and match the feathers to the correct turkey.
- Wishbone Challenge – Match the uppercase and lowercase letters to build each wishbone.
- Mayflower Challenge – Help the Mayflower set sail by ordering the numbers from 1 – 10 or 11 – 20.
- Turkey Challenge – Use the pumpkin pie ruler to measure each turkey. Count and color how many.
- Pilgrim Hat Challenge – Count the feathers. Match the pilgrim hat to the correct turkey.
- Corn Challenge – Add more to make 5. Write the number sentence.
You might also enjoy these other Fall / Thanksgiving activities!
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I hope your students love these Thanksgiving escape room activities!
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Kelly Mitchell –
My students and I really loved this activity. I hope you will have more for other holidays! It was a great way to keep them engaged and learning during the exciting and busy holiday time!
Cynthia H. –
We had soooo much fun with this activity. It took the better part of the morning to complete. I was able to make 4 groups with 4 different culprits. That way none of the groups could copy another.
April G. –
This made our last day before Thanksgiving SO much fun! The kids found it so engaging and loved it! They were so excited to complete each activity to get a new clue. I love that we have a new fun tradition for Thanksgiving!!
Taylor H. –
Thanks!
Randi R. –
My kids love being detectives and solving the case. It takes so prep but overall, easy, fun, engaging, and the kids are practicing their previously learned skills. Highly recommend.
Erin P. –
My kids love these days! They made the connection that we have been doing them on holidays and were already talking about the next one. Great reinforcement of what we are doing in class. Can’t wait for the next one!
Barbara O. –
My kiddos loved these activities. Kept them all engaged the day before Thanksgiving break which is usually very hard to accomplish. I had just as much fun as they did and I knew who the bandit was!
Molly Hutchison –
Highly engaging!! My students couldn’t wait to find out which suspect was guilty! Great spin on review & reinforcement of skills!
Teri R. –
My students loved this resource!
Jennifer Barsi –
This took some time to put together, but my class loved it! I laminated everything so next year it will ready to go!
Sara G. –
This was a fantastic resource to use to keep my learners engaged right before Thanksgiving! They could not wait to complete all the activities to find out who the suspect was. The differentiation of the activities was also appreciated and allowed me to meet my student’s needs.
Trisha G. –
Such a fun activity to review our kindergarten skills the week before Thanksgiving!
Erin Patterson –
This is the first time I have done an escape room with my students and they were SO engaged! What a fun way to kick off Thanksgiving break!
Amy F. –
Great resource
Mackenzie P. –
I don’t know who loved this more, me or my students! Easy to put together and even easier to assign! The students loved working through and trying to guess who the bandit was!
Olivia C. –
My kids absolutely loved it!!!
Natalie W. –
My students were so excited each day to unlock a new clue!
Cheryl D. –
My Class LOVED this Activity! They were engaged and had so Much FUN! Looking forward to more like this one!
Stacey A. –
My kids loved this!!
Kinder with KayKay –
My class had sooooo much fun with this! We did it whole group and spread it out over the two days before break with low attendance. I had just as much fun as the kids.