Escape room decoration ideas

My grad school professor and I were recently talking about one of the best ways to engage students: games. As you know, many of our children are going home and spending hours with their eyes glued …

Engage your students in math like never before with a Classroom Escape Room! Help your 3rd grade classroom students learn various math skills like perimeter, measurement, word problems, bar graphing, line plots, multi step work problems, money, and fractions. This is great for teamwork, centers, stations, review, test prep, and much more. Your third graders are sure to love this vigorous, hands-on approach to math! Plus you'll get escape room tips too! #MathEscapeRoom

Escape Room: We built this room as part of our Halloween party. The goal was to make everything without much investing into something we didn't have at home. It must be equally challenging for school age kids and their parents. It had to be creepy enough, but no…

A compilation of the best ideas I've seen for an awesome detective classroom theme.

I like the question marks, and using neon or white "light" to the silhouette's flashlight, so it will glow under the blacklights.

Dessert table at a detective birthday party! We love this idea for a birthday party.

Do you remember this Mystery Party from three summers ago? In which there were two teams of detectives, armed with these detec...

A DIY Escape room helps kids foster a love of travel and culture. Follow our 10 steps on how to create an escape room for your kids.

Last Mystery Party post! Today's is all about The Plot. A bit in reverse, I know, but I thought we should show you the party elements...