EDUTOPIA Article: Using Digital Escape Rooms to Make Learning Fun

Students as young as pre-school are able to solve engaging learning puzzles, and teachers can use these resources to design their own.

When you think of escape rooms, you probably imagine adults trying to solve a puzzle in a short amount of time. Did you know that children as young as 3 can participate in them as well, and will be begging to play again?

In escape rooms designed for young children, students are actively engaged with their whole class, with their teacher, or in small groups working to solve puzzles. Once they solve a puzzle, students have to work together to open a lock in order to “escape” from the room. When students manage to open the lock, you can hear the excitement across the room. Here are some ideas to bring escape rooms to pre-K through third-grade classrooms.

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