5th Grade Science STAAR Review Game – Fun Test Prep Scavenger Hunt Activities

Let’s go on fun end of the year science treasure hunt! Engage your entire class with this 5th-grade science review game! Students will work through four groups of questions to earn the tools they need to find a lost treasure. Once they’ve earned all four tools, the treasure has been found!!

Questions are aligned with the new TEKS.
>>> Snag a HUGE discount with our STAAR Review Game BUNDLE! <<< This test prep review game has 20 questions. Each question is designed to provide your students with practice answering the new question types they will encounter on the STAAR. Your students will love this review activity. And you will love how easy it is just to PRINT AND PLAY! ❤ Check out the preview for more details about this fun treasure hunt! ❤ What you get: 20 review questions set up for an engaging treasure hunt Print and digital question cards and treasure tokens Introduction slides to get students motivated and excited Student answer sheet Treasure hunt tool tokens that students earn as they go “I found the treasure!” certificates Answer key Teacher’s manualMaterials list Teacher set-up Instructions for activity Fun ideas and alternative ways to use the activity Note: This is not an editable resource. BONUS FILE: We’ve included a PowerPoint™ file with blank question cards. Does one of the included questions not quite fit the needs of your classroom? No problem! Use the bonus file to write your own question. Then, swap out the included question for the one that you wrote. Need more science review games? Grab the bundle at a huge discount. >>>> 5th Grade Science STAAR Review Games Bundle <<<<

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