
Deep Sea Breakout
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Receptive LanguageExpressive LanguagePragmaticsSequencingWH QuestionsKindergarten1st Grade2nd Grade1 preview imageAdded Oct 2026
About
Coral the octopus has locked her treasure chest with four locks, and young learners open them one by one. They name sea animals, find a word that means the same as big, put a sea turtle's life in order, tap every animal under the water, answer a where question, and choose friendly replies that keep a conversation going. Each lock lights up gold as it opens, and the last tap opens the chest. Every direction is read aloud, every answer reads itself on the first tap, and wrong answers get a spoken hint. 12 scenes, about 15 minutes, for kindergarten to grade 2.
What's included
- 12 narrated scenes with tap-to-hear answers for pre-readers
- A four-lock breakout with a treasure chest that opens at the end
- Spoken hints on every wrong answer
Learning objectives
- Name common sea animals and find a word that means the same
- Put pictures of a sea turtle's life cycle in order
- Answer where questions about a picture
- Choose a reply that stays on topic and keeps a conversation going





