<p>This is a challenging yet fun escape room activity. Given a high resolution image with clickable areas, students must work together to find clues and solve puzzles to unlock the various locks and reach the finish. Students will need to do various Internet searches, decipher Morse code and solve levels in an on-line game involving the quantum behavior of light. Recommended for ages 16-18, although younger students may be able to solve it. Great activity for online home-based collaborative work if students are communicating on a chat or meet.</p>

KS3, Year 9. This practical activity has students use a newton meter to find the weight of different masses. It leads them through plotting a graph where the gradient gives gravitational field strength, and follow-up questions test understanding of the significance of the gradient and the strength of gravity on other planets.

<p>This a sample version of the paid resource. Download it and open the file in a browser (open file…) You can click on several objects and get a general idea of what the students access. The full version takes students about an hour and is a fun but challenging collaborative task.</p>