Puzzle Sites

Here are a few sites for you to practice riddles and puzzle solving to prepare for our next escape room: 

Jigsaw Puzzles

Create a SNOTE

Riddles/Puzzles

Crack The Code

Brainteasers

The Wild Robot Breakout EDU 

Hello Reader!! Roz is trying to escape her new life on the farm. Each team must solve their clue in order to figure out the code to open their lock. When all the locks are open, the class has solved the Breakout and can open the main box to help Roz escape!! Good Luck and try not to get hit with any annoying pinecones.  

TEAM RECO 

TEAM OTTER  

TEAM BONFIRE - Do not panic, it usually means no harm. It is loud and we have to go outside when we hear the _____ ______. Somewhere in the Library there is a MAP that tells us where to go. That is where you will find your next clue. 

Build a Snowman Using Google Slides

Open this link and log into Google Slides. Copy and paste the different designs to create your snowman. Write a description of your snowman in the box provided. 

Thanksgiving Trivia!!

Use the following link to take you to the Fact Monster website. Read the questions to see which article might have the answer. Answer all nine questions correctly to earn a prize. You may work with one other person or by yourself. One student logs into the computer and one student records the answers - SPELLING COUNTS! Good luck!! 

Fact Monster: Thanksgiving

Halloween Trivia!! 

Use the Fact Monster website to answer the Halloween trivia questions on your sheet. Answer all eight correctly to earn a prize. You may work alone or in a group - if you work in a group, one student logs in to the computer and one student records the answers. Good Luck!! 

Constellation Project

Work with your group to select a constellation that you would like to use for your project. Use the websites listed below to research your constellation and answer the following questions: 

1.) What is your constellation name? 

2.) Where in the sky is it located and during what months/seasons can you view it in the Northern Hemisphere? 

3.) Is there a story or legend based on your constellation? Explain it in your own words. 

4.) How many major stars are in your constellation? 

Record all of your answers in a Google Document. Include at least two pictures of your constellation. You will need to use several websites to find the answers. 

Websites: 

Sea Sky

Info Please

WISC EDU

Night Sky

Constellation Names

The Mystery of the Bloody Beagle 

Work with your team to find out who stole the statue of the Bloody Beagle from Baneville Burying Ground. Hint: there may be more than one suspect who is not telling the truth! Use the following resources: 

Fact Monster: https://www.factmonster.com/

Biography: https://www.biography.com/search

Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/

Word Central: http://wordcentral.com/

You may also use Google Maps or the dictionaries in the Library. 

 Easter Trivia

https://www.factmonster.com/cool-stuff/holidays/easter-and-passover

Answer NINE questions correct to earn a prize! 

 Roald Dahl Project: 

You will work with a partner to create a book trailer for a Roald Dahl book. Excellent trailers will be shown at Family Literacy Night this year! You may choose to work with a partner or alone. Please begin looking at the following website to get some ideas: 

Biography (start with this site) 

https://asuliteratureproject.wordpress.com/who-is-roald-dahl/

Roald Dahl books: 

http://www.roalddahl.com/roald-dahl/stories/a-e

Allendale Science Day!!