21 Educational Digi Games Tweens Will Enjoy
What is an escape room?
It’s traditionally a locked room, in which you’re tasked to find clues to help you escape. You’ll need to solve each problem in order to move to the next clue.
Digital escape rooms give you a short story in reference to your theme with prompts leading to clues – all will need to be solved in order for you to escape.
Escape rooms help to build problem-solving skills and are great educational tools.
Tweens will love these themed online escape rooms:
Alice in Wonderland: Kids aged 10 + will enjoy this adventure in Wonderland as they fall down the rabbit hole with Alice.
Animal adventure - This game is designed for children from grade 3 and up. Help the zoo keeper round up the animals that have escaped from the zoo.
Asteroid collision: You have 45 minutes to find the lost codes to your space station before an asteroid crashes into you.
Cinderella's escape: Help Cinderella escape her evil step mother.
Dr Seuss: Oh the places you will go as you work your way through the 5 Dr Seuss challenges. A fun game for kids aged 8 and up.
Escape from Star Killer base ( Star Wars): The mission is tricky as you will need to infiltrate a First Order Star Destroyer ship that is stationed above the Star Killer Base. Designed for group play, this game has multiple roles to choose from, as you all escape the Stormtroopers.
Escape the fairy tale: Although designed for children 10+, a younger child would manage trying to escape the 3 bears, like Goldilocks did, with adult help for the more difficult clues.
Escape the lion’s den: On a field trip you get left behind in the lion dens. You need to escape before the lions get back from the vet. Aimed at children from grade 2.
Famous Americans: Can you save these 10 famous American figures? A game for kids age 9 +.
Fortnite - reading comprehension - Battle Royale: A game Fortnite fanatics will enjoy. It tests your reading comprehension as well as your knowledge of manoeuvring around Fortnite. An engaging game for struggling readers.
Halloween haunt: Perfect for grades 3 to 7, this haunting game needs to be solved before the clock strikes midnight.
Harry Potter - escape from Hogwarts - This Harry Potter-inspired game is a great escape into the magical world for any young witch or wizard as they transform into a first-year student at Hogwarts.
Hunger games: Compete in a game of life or death as you dodge the curve balls. This popular escape room incorporates literary elements and figurative language in the clues.
Looney Tunes escapes: Designed for all ages, this fun game brings the Looney Tune world to life as you solve each puzzle to escape.
Marvel Adventures - Escape from Hydra base: For all ages but an adult or older sibling should help younger kids. Your mission is to encode the location of a doomsday device before undercover hydra agents steal it for evil missions.
Pikachu's rescue: Pikachu has disappeared and you need to solve the clues to find him. A great challenge for children age 6 +.
Rescue the revolution: This is one for the History fans. The Colonists race to find the key to win the American revolutionary war. Can you save the country?
Sherlock Holmes: You will need a pen and paper for this game as your detective skills are put to the test. A detective of any age can solve these puzzles.
Smurfs escape: Help save the Smurfs from Gargamel’s trap by solving all the puzzles before he returns. A good game for kids from Grade 2.
Spy apprentice adventure: Travel the world as a spy apprentice solving clues and mysteries. A great game for teens and adults.
States of matter: Aimed at kids grade 3 to 5. Solve the clues and uncover the states of matter.
Each of these escape rooms offer between 10 and 30 minutes of challenging fun.
Grab the kids, hubby or a friend online and get problem solving!
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