Code with Cupid - Elementary Valentine's Day Digital Escape Room (No prior knowledge needed)

This unique and creative escape room makes LEARNING FUN!!! This activity provides you with the opportunity to engage your students in critical thinking and problem solving challenges. The escape room can be completed in less than an hour and does not require ANY prior coding knowledge and does not require students to read or understand written code. It also comes narrated for those who might struggle with reading!

**Title: **
Valentines Day Digital Escape Room - Early Coders

Topics List:

• Simple block commands
• Simple repeating commands (loops)

Files:

• Slideshow
• Google Form

Description:
This escape room is great for any elementary classroom! It encourages procedural and logical thinking skills all while having a great time. Bring a little bit of fun to your lessons this holiday season. This particular activity has a variety of engaging activities to accommodate and engage different learning styles. In this digital escape room, students will use a copy of the Google Slides document along with the Google Form to breakout.

Teacher Instructions (for Google Classroom):
In Google Classroom, create an assignment whereby every student received their own copy of the escape room Google Slides document (left). In addition, provide them with the link to the Google Form document (right: This dialogue pops up after clicking “SEND” in the top right corner).

Teacher Instructions (without Google Classroom):
You’ll want to download the slideshow as a pdf or as a powerpoint file. You can then share it with your students using whichever platform you choose so that they can access it and flip through the slides to see the clues. You’ll then get and share the link to the Google form (as seen above) and the students can still go to this link and complete the form. (No Google account is needed to do this but it will not be interactive if it’s a pdf)

Student Instructions:
Welcome to your Code with Conner digital escape room! Your teacher should have given you access to a Google Slides presentation (or PowerPoint file). This presentation contains all of the clues you’ll need to escape. You should also have been given a link to a Google Form. This form will be where you’ll enter your clues to progress through the stations. When you reach the end of the Google Form you’ll be greeted with a congratulations message. Be sure to show this to your teacher so they can see that you successfully escaped! Good luck and may the code be ever in your favor.