Introduction to Georgia O'Keeffe - Middle/High School Mini Digital Escape

This Georgia O'Keeffe Mini Escape game is a one-lock escape room that introduces your students to the Mother of American Modernism Artist Georgia O'Keeffe in a fun and engaging way. This fully interactive biography game has students read an animated biography of the artist, look at animated slides of the artist's work, watch a short video and then play a game to solve the clue and win the escape!

Benefits of this mini-version are that it is perfect for introducing students to the concept of escape rooms. This escape will be perfect for a 35-45 minute class period, leaving time for students to open computers, link, and learn about the artist.

• Assign with one link!
• Works seamlessly with Chromebooks
• NO GOOGLE!
• Great for introducing students to artist Georgia O'Keeffe
• Great introduction to playing digital escape rooms
• Students demonstrate their knowledge through the content-related interactive crossword puzzle about the artist.
• Completion phrase is provided to students as proof they completed the escape.
• Step-by-step teacher instructions with answer key are provided
• This project aligns with visual art, visual literacy, informational texts, biography research, nonfiction, and art history.

Digital Escape Room Tip for Teachers: CLICK HERE to test that Genial.ly works on your student computers!

This resource works great in conjunction with:

Georgia O'Keefe Art History Workbook

Before purchasing, please check to make sure you and your students will be able to use this site by clicking on the test website link above. It is your responsibility to make sure the link will work before purchasing. Feedback left for technical issues does not reflect the function of this escape room.

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