The Great Eggscape: Escape Room for Kids - Let's Breakout!

Let's Breakout! Are your students up for the challenge?

Get your students up and moving with this April themed escape room for kids inspired by the book The Great Eggscape! by Jory John & Pete Oswald. Challenge your students to work together and solve clues hidden around the room while working on academic skills in a fun way! Escape rooms give your students the opportunity to work on communication, collaboration, critical thinking and problem solving skills!

Don't have a breakout box or locks? NO PROBLEM! I have included an alternative way using a token card! Instead of unlocking locks, your students will earn printable tokens to achieve their goal of accomplishing all clues/tasks.

Problem: Shel needs our help! His friends got out and played hide-and-seek in our classroom while we were gone. They have been out for a long time and could be lost. Can you work together to solve the clues and help Shel find his friends?

*Color & Black/White Versions*

Breakout/Escape Room Includes:

-How to use

-Breakout Box Option information (what you need, what to print & lock combinations)

-Token Card Option information (what you need, what to print & clue answers)

-Folder Clue Labels (optional)

-Hint Cards

-Problem Statement/Introduction

-5 clues/tasks to solve

-Completion Certificate

Clue/Lock 1 - Students will find 11 pictures of Shel's egg friends hidden in the room.

Clue/Lock 2 (3-digit lock/answer) - Students will sort syllable (1-3 syllables) grocery bags and count how many total in each shopping cart.

Clue/Lock 3 (4-digit lock/answer) - Students will determine what egg number is missing in a number sequence.

Clue/Lock 4 (5 letter lock/answer) - Students will use a UV flashlight to find the letters A, I, S, L, E or F, R, E, S, H (that teacher previously circles on each produce poster clue) and put the letters in the correct order to spell the secret word.

Clue/Lock 5 (directional lock/answer) - Students will read CVC words and follow the short e path to help Shel get to the pickle jar where his egg friend is hiding.

--> OPTIONAL substitution for Clue/Lock 5:

2nd 4 digit lock/clue- Students will read CVC words and follow the short e path and then they will use a number and arrow key to find the answer to the clue.

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