Description
Escape From Mr. Lemoncello’s Library is a complete novel study that’s ready to go with no preparation required by the teacher. It contains several interactive activities that engage students in critical thinking. This book is a great fit for middle school language arts, and it aligns with many of the common core state standards.
The activities included engage the students in many learning outcomes: reading comprehension, decoding new words, predicting, critical thinking, analyzing, understanding character, justifying, writing a thesis statement, writing for clarity and conciseness, learning vocabulary, creating and presenting a product, editing, revising, and integrating technology.
This product includes:
1. Riddle Scavenger Hunt
2. Writing a Killer Thesis Statement
3. Library Survivor Draft
4. Criss Cross Puzzle
5. Codebreaker
6. Extreme Team Challenge
7. Vocabulary Builder Word Search
8. Novel Section Questions
9. Quizzes
10. Escape Room
11. Reader’s Choice Book Reports
12. Skimming and Scanning for Quotes
13. Making a Game
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6 Reviews
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English
Great lesson!
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THIS.IS. AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is EVERYTHING you need for a novel study! Going on an extended absence? This is all you need! Excellent resource! I look forward to others from you!
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A LOT of material in this!~
This novel study has a LOT to it. Many different elements to choose from, or use it all. Easy to differentiate for your students. It truly is complete, no prep, print and go. The biggest decision is what to use!
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Escape from Mr Lemoncello's Library
This was so fun!! The escape room connect with a novel was so engaging for the students. I also enjoyed how I could download each part separately to use what I wanted!
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Escape Rooms are the best!
This escape room was very thought-out and well planned. Lots of opportunities to entice all learners to participate. So many cool activities are included!!
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Students loved this novel!
My students really liked “Extreme Team Challenge”. They had to work together just like the characters in the book, and the multi-step element of it kept them engaged and moving forward.