For the past six years we have done a Scavenger Hunt for Valentine's Day. This year I decided to make it a little harder now that the kids are getting older. So...I came up with an escape room challenge. These envelopes will be posted around the room (in specific places identified in the clues or behind locks with specific combinations from the clues).
This is what is in their first envelope.
The second envelope will be behind a picture on the wall that says friendship (the word they unscramble in the first clue).
The second envelope has 12 squares that can be put together to make a picture. The numbers on the back of the picture make the code they need to find for the 3rd clue.
The 3rd envelope has a joke. The answer to the joke can be decoded. The answer has the word sew in it. The 4th envelope will be found in the sewing machine.
The 4th envelope has another joke. The answer to that joke has the word magnet in it. I highlighted the word magnet for them. The 5th envelope will be in the drawer that we keep the magnets.
The 5th envelope has cut up heart pictures. There are 8 matches in the envelope. Two hearts have an X on the back. Once they find the match for those two cards, they will get two codes. The two codes will unlock the 6th envelope.
The final envelope has a list of words without vowels. Each of the words I boxed in are all related to flowers. One of the brain teasers that is in there is about flowers. The answer to that brain teaser is the final code.
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