Do you want to do something creative and useful for Thanksgiving? I got you covered! How about a fun and productive escape room?
How to play?
Easy
- You can give all tasks at once to your students. They have to finish all the tasks (in any order), give the answer sheets back to you. After that they can get a certificate!
- You give the first task. After they finish it, students give you the answer sheet. You give the next task, and continue this way.
- You can give one task a day – so the excitement for the following lesson is growing. At the end of the week they get a certificate!

Medium
- You can organize a real quiz/escape room in the classroom! Students need to find tasks in different places. They use clues to guide them. A file with clues and a detailed step-by-step instruction with places is included.
- You can also use your own ideas with your own clues. For this I attach a page with blank clues. You can print and write anything you want, maybe some hints/places/jokes only your students understand. It will be a fantastic unique escape room!
Or maybe you need a digital version? I’ve got an amazing 360 degree escape room to surprise your students!
Engaging Tasks
Inside, you’ll find 5 colorful and captivating tasks including
- a presentation about the history of the holiday,
- a grammar activity for Past Simple and Present Perfect,
- an encoded message,
- a pie recipe with mistakes (find mistakes and make a word)
- a turkey Tangram

Teacher’s Guide Included: I’ve included a step-by-step teacher’s guide with answers and photos to help you navigate the experience seamlessly.
What is included:
- 5 colourful fun tasks inside the game ( +b/w version)
- Introduction letter, congrats letter and clues
- A clear step by step teacher’s guide with all answers and photos of steps.
Time needed: 40-45 minutes.







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