Save a turkey in November with this Thanksgiving Escape Room Activity and Disguise a Turkey Craft Templates! It’s packed with 10 fun puzzles that boost reading, math, spelling, and problem-solving. Students work together to unlock silly disguise pieces and help the turkey escape. Includes a bonus turkey craft, making it perfect for Thanksgiving parties, literacy centers, small groups, or substitute plans. Print and play!
⭐ Why teachers love it:
- Hands-on reading and math practice
- Encourages collaboration and teamwork
- Promotes critical thinking and logical reasoning
- Easy setup — print and play
- Perfect for parties, centers, or sub plans
⭐What’s Included:
- 10 engaging Thanksgiving turkey-themed puzzles
- Set-up printables and signs
- Disguise a turkey craft activity that is part of the escape room or can be used separately.
- Hint Cards
- Mystery storyline: Help the turkey find an escape disguise
- Critical thinking and literacy challenges
- Simple teacher directions
- Answer key
⭐ SKILLS
- Basic math skills
- Phonics
- Rhyming Words
- Critical thinking
- Problem solving
- Following directions
- Visual perception
- Fine motor skills
- Communication
- Reading
- Vocabulary
⭐A digital Boom Card version of this escape room is available.⭐
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Jody L. –
This resource kept my students engaged while reviewing and practicing skills before break.
Rachel V. –
This was exactly what I needed for a weekend with my 6 year old nephew. He loved the mystery and coloring the pieces.