Scripture based Escape Room
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With this bundle you'll get the non-holiday Escape Rooms (basically buy 5 get one free!):1. scripture based escape room2. parable break out box3. church library escape room 4. Paul and Silas Escape room (from jail!) using praise songs5. Jonah and the Whale6. Are you my Neighbor?----------------Price $32.00Original Price $38.00Save $6.00
Buy all Scripture based games and save $15! Here is a blogpost that describes each escape room if you'd like more info. "Growing bundle" means that if I make more Escape rooms/break out boxes, I will add them to this bundle and they will be FREE for those that have already purchased it! Just checPrice $74.00Original Price $85.00Save $11.00
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Can your preteens/youth escape the room in time? :) Using scripture, math and logic, youth (and even adults) have to figure out how to get 4 locks open that will unlock the box that holds the last clue that will open the container with the key :)
Make up whatever story you'd like as to why they're stuck in the room - the scripture is random but the final clue is Mark 4:41 and the picture of Jesus calming the storm is the final clue. Your kids/youth need to know how to find scripture in the Bible, do basic math and use a calculator. I would suggest no younger than 4th grade. Everything is included - step by step instructions, what and where to buy your materials, how to set up and things to print out that you'll need. I love doing escape rooms but they aren't easy to design and come up with! If you've made your own that is also religious and for this age group please let me know! I'll trade you :) I wrote a blog about the escape room (not specific lesson plans but has pics and basic idea). If you'd like to see more about it go here.
I've included a supply list above. one thing that is VERY important to remember in these escape rooms is that locks and lock boxes are optional. Many churches don't have the budget to spend $75 on supplies for one escape room, so many leaders have gotten creative - they've simply used pen and paper instead of locks, shoe boxes for lock boxes, etc. However, if you plan on doing an escape room every year, I tend to use the same supplies over and over so investing in some good locks and lock box (and hasp!) would be worth it. In the case of this escape room, the dictionary safe is really cool...but you could also just use a regular dictionary. In addition, the black lights and black light pen would add some mystery, but you could also just hide a clue in the lock box of where to find the last key instead of using black lights. The cool thing about escape rooms is you can add or take away clues to make them harder or easier :)
If you've never done an escape room - or led one - this may be a bit overwhelming. After attending a workshop, I learned that the easiest way to organize one is with a flow chart. so that is what is included - as well as pictures and more specific instructions. if you have any questions about what I've made or how I've organized it, please email me! noeylaurie@gmail.com
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*I've created over 50 religious games for kids/youth – here is a blogpost explaining each one. I’ve also written 11 Religious Escape rooms and wrote about them here!
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***Questions or comments? email me at noeylaurie@gmail.com
