Aquatic Biomes Digital Escape Room – Ocean Zones, Wetlands, Biotic and Abiotic

Escape Room Games are a fun way to engage students as they learn about aquatic biomes. This Google Form escape room activity takes students on an underwater adventure where they must complete 4 multi-step critical thinking tasks related to aquatic ecosystems to find the codes they need and escape each ocean biome. This resource is ZERO PREP and self-checking so students can work through it independently. There is a complete teacher guide provided with in-depth instructions for set-up and a full explanation of each task and how to complete it. Enjoy the adventure as your students dive into the aquatic biome experience and master their understanding of these fascinating environments!

✎ WHAT’S INCLUDED?

• Link to Google Form escape room activity with 4 creative tasks for students to complete.
• You DO NOT need Google Classroom to participate in this activity (but it will work with Google Classroom perfectly fine)! As long as you have internet access, you should be good to go!
• This activity is LOW-PREP and SELF-CHECKING!!
• Student-friendly instruction page.
• In-depth teacher instructions for setting up and using this activity in your classroom to make your life easier!
• Answer key for each task.

How to use this resource in your classroom:

• Use this AFTER you have learned aquatic biomes with your students. This is great independent practice!
• Send students the Google Form link (instructions on how to do this are included).
• Students will work through each task and use the included answer sheet to record their answers.
• For each task: read the instructions carefully, solve the problem, and enter the code in the box.

Grades: 6–12 | Pages: 14 | Time: 25 minutes
NGSS Connections: MS-LS2-2

What busy teachers like you have said:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Elizabeth M. says, “Great resource for my students. This really helped them understand the material better!”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Conor C. says, “This was so fun to use with my students as we reviewed the different biomes. I loved the aquatic theme!”