25 Mysterious Escape Room Theme Ideas You Can Steal Right Now FREE You and your gang of Heist Masters have taken a lotta gigs over the years that were well ... strange ... Like that time you smuggled cash into that bank vault in Moscow. Or the job that took you to Eastern Europe to swap an ancient Milo Rambaldi manuscript with a forgery (or were you actually stealing the forgery …?). But this one? Well, you’ve never done a job like this before. The ad on the dark net sounded like just your kind of job: “Experienced agents needed for acquisition of rare artifacts.”
Digital Breakout Template This is a Digital Breakout template. Replace this text with a scenario that engages students in the task of breaking the locks. This is a great opportunity for teachers to get creative! Look at this breakout for an example. Click through the links at the top of the site to explore this breakout. Other great G Suite tools to embed include Google Maps My Maps and Google Sheets.
How To Make Any Worksheet Into an Escape Room in the Classroom - Teach Every Day Using an Escape Room in the classroom is a super fun way to engage your students in any topic. But you do not need to spend countless hours making one, nor do you need to buy locks and boxes. It is easy to turn (almost) any worksheet into an Escape Room! If you are not familiar with the idea of the Escape Room, let me explain.
Mission Math: Classroom Escape Room - Mr. Mault's Marketplace Ever been to an escape room with your friends? If you’re anything like me, you probably get a bit anxious, a little excited, but more than anything, you want to solve all the clues and WIN! Now, how about we think about how we can bring something similar into the classroom! I made an Escape Room for my class for a few reasons.
Make a Digital #BreakoutEDU They let me guest moderate a #DitchBook twitter chat last Thursday on #BreakoutEDU. It was A-Mazing! Matt Miller (@jmattmiller), author of Ditch That Textbook, has a tremendous chat at 9 PM each Thursday. The DitchBook team is very supportive and welcomed a newbie like me in without a blink of an eye. Karly Moura (@karlymoura) was so patient and supportive and co-moderated with me to make the experience wonderful.
Integration Innovation This #Fliphunt movement has absolutely been an evolution of ideas. It started with: EdTech? Bomb Countdown by BerickCook A customizable, full screen, freeware bomb countdown timer. Set the timer length in secondsSet the password to disarm the bomb (numbers and / or letters)Set the penalty (in seconds) for entering the wrong passwordGo! Timer turns red when close to 0, and plays an explosion sound if the bomb is not defused in time. Admin Controls: Break Out: Daniel and the Magi escape room freebie by Kathleen Applebee By Kathy Applebee (both Break Out box and digital versions are included) Content area: Bible, ancient history, prophesy, Christmas Based on: Daniel 1-6, 9 and Matthew 2 Recommended Ages/ target audience: Upper elementary to adult. Ideal Group Size: 7 to 12. Suggested Time: 60 minutes plus additional time for reflection.
Escape Room Sight Word Mystery Video by Teacher's Brain - Cindy Martin Want to be that teacher every student remembers because of those engaging lesson? Check out the video HOOK. This is an example of how to hook the students before using the escape room designed just for K-1 Classrooms with a focus on sight words. Do you think your class can solve the mystery, break into a box and out of the classroom? *No need for expensive locks either! Get the Resource BELOW FREEBIE Google Classroom Digital Escape Math Digital Escape Room Math Review This Digital Classroom Escape is an interactive activity which promotes peer collaboration and problem solving. Standards based math questions, challenges, and puzzlers combine to create the perfect blend of learning and fun! This Digital Escape covers the following: key skills from 3rd grade Theme of Escape: Using their math skills students must find their way back from the decade they were teleported to...the 80's!
Free Christmas Mystery: The Case of the Missing Christmas Cookies - Mystery Unit Help Santa figure out who stole the Christmas cookies! The Case of the Missing Christmas Cookies - Mysteries without Murders is a collection of mysteries to be used in reading workshops. This product is a sample containing 1 mystery from the collection, inference activities, suspect cards and directions to lead your own mystery workshop. Students read the mystery provided, and collaborate in groups to solve it by answering inference questions. Perfect for holiday fun! Included with this free sample:-One original mystery: "The Case of the Missing Christmas Cookies"-Inference activities -Four Suspect Cards