Back to School, First Day of School Activity, Escape Room, Digital Escape Ⓡ

Are you looking for an engaging back-to-school or first-day-of-school activity for your new students? Are you looking for some fun icebreakers and collaborative activities? In this Digital Escape Ⓡ, there are nine different activities, and your students will complete activities, “Would You Rather…”, Syllabus/Requirements and Expectations Activity, Getting to Know Your Peers, and Class Goals.

In this Digital Escape Ⓡ, Mr. Buttercakes, the principal, has lost his assembly notes that are taking place in 45 minutes. These notes are extremely important, and he has enlisted you and your group to help him backtrack to find his notes.

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MAKE SURE YOUR DISTRICT DOES NOT BLOCK YOU FROM USING JIGSAWPLANET.COM. THERE IS A LINK TO THESE SITES IN THE ESCAPE ROOM. I am not responsible if your district blocks these websites, and I suggest you test these sites first! I did include the solved puzzle to skip over this step in the escape if this is an issue.

*Some school districts block outside Google Sites. Please test this at school first!**

*If you are having trouble loading at your school, contact your IT department, and they may unblock the site for a day or two.

*You need to have presented your syllabus/requirements/expectations to your students. This may have been ditto or worksheet. There are general questions on this topic like teacher contact, rules, requirements, etc.

*Students need to be grouped into groups of 4, and each student should have their own number within the group. Throughout the escape, a certain numbered student is asked to ask another numbered student in their group a question. This happens throughout the escape.

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It is NO-PREP! There is nothing to make, print, cut, laminate, clues to hide, buy, or locks to set. Everything is ready for your students on the Google Site!

Students will encounter Google Form questions.

Your students will solve puzzles, ciphers, and clues to escape!

All you have to do is share the link with your students or assign the link in GOOGLE Classroom.

You can have your students complete this on Chromebooks, on an IPad, or in a computer lab.

Your students will complete 9 Activities in this DIGITAL ESCAPE-

1. Letter Narrative

2. 4 Different Google Forms

3. Maze

4. Jigsaw Puzzle with Morse Code