Outer Space Narrative Writing Escape Room

This narrative writing Outer Space Escape Room offers a unique creative finish-the-story writing experience with a difference. It features an Outer Space theme and story starter. The activity also includes a main and secondary character for students to include in their writing. This provides the opportunity to add in descriptions and personality traits, without having to come up with a new character idea from scratch.

Perfect for students in grades 3-6, the escape room-style puzzles help students to write a narrative story. Each puzzle activity advances the plot, as well as providing creative choices for students to continue writing.

Students are supported and motivated with the story prompts on each page. Additionally, there is space for students to write their story ideas. This is a highly engaging way to guide students through the creative writing process. Watch as your students feel successful after writing an entire story!

This 11-page writing activity includes:

• Outer Space theme
• Story starter provided
• Puzzles reveal plot choices
• Finish the story prompts
• Highly engaging ELA writing activity

The printable, no-prep activity includes an outer space-themed story starter. This gets student thinking creatively straight away, without having to think of their own story starter. Then, there are choices to continue the plot and finish the story prompts.

This activity supports story writing with a creative template and narrative writing prompts. Furthermore, students will enjoy the puzzles which reveal choices to advance the plot, setting, and other details.

This escape room is great for engaging students and motivates them to write creatively. It is a finish-the-story writing activity with a creative difference and is suitable for older students.

To use this narrative writing activity in your classroom, simply print and present to students. It works well on double-sided printing. You may need to provide some explicit input when introducing the activity, however, each page has instructions for students to follow to give direction with the puzzles. This activity is great for independent writing, an early-finisher task, or a fun group writing exercise.