5 Engaging Back to School Activities to Start the Year Right!
First impressions are everything! Imagine your students going home after the first day of school full of excitement and telling everyone that they Broke Out! No, not broke out of the school - but broke out of an engaging activity that you, the most awesome teacher prepared for them. Too good to be true - it really isn't. In addition to your students being fully immersed in the 4Cs - communicating, collaborating, thinking critically and being creative, they will come to see learning as a game, something fun and something they love doing.
Breakout EDU games are the perfect way to engage your students in meaningful authentic learning experiences. We have over 1800+ games on our platform, and we are sharing 5 of our favorite games that we know you and your students will find are the perfect way to start the year right!
A Friend for Keyla
Keyla and her friend Neila may come from different worlds, but they have so much in common. This game highlights the value of friendship as players work through the puzzles. Perfect for elementary grades!
2. BREAKOUT THE BEAT
Oh no! Our music is locked up and we only have our teacher’s music from the olden days! We need to work together, and it may involve some problem solving to unlock our music and Breakout the Beat! Perfect for Elementary and Middle Grades.
3. BACK TO SCHOOL BOOGIE
We want to celebrate with our Back to School Boogie, but our license to dance is locked up! Perfect for elementary grades.
4. Breakout the Alien Code
Something strange happened at the Museum of Really Cool Stuff! It was noted that many of the items in the exhibits were tampered with! Please put your heads together and help us solve the Masked Museum Mystery! Perfect for Upper Elementary, Middle Grades, and High School.
5. All About Keyla
Our friend Keyla, who we will get to play games with several times this year, will start things off. She has created some puzzles, and when we collaborate, we will learn some fun facts about Keyla! Perfect for elementary school students.