Breakout EDU boxes have arrived at CSD4 and they’ve taken off like wildfire! Students and staff all over the district have participated in this engaging, exciting activity. Working in small groups, students must solve a series of puzzles and riddles to break into a wooden box that has been locked with five different locks!
These boxes are perfect for any grade level! Second graders at Martin City participated in a back-to-school themed breakout, “If You Take a Mouse to School”, sixth graders at GMS learned about digital citizenship during Transition Days, and high schoolers in Mrs. Dolinar’s class were introduced to a variety of disorders for health class in a game she designed herself!
You can design your own games or select from a database of pre-written ones on the Breakout EDU website (all games are password protected, so if you’re interested, contact Mary Cordry or Diane DeLaTorre). Breakout boxes are the perfect way to introduce or review content with students. You can even have them design their own games for each other!
These boxes are perfect for any grade level! Second graders at Martin City participated in a back-to-school themed breakout, “If You Take a Mouse to School”, sixth graders at GMS learned about digital citizenship during Transition Days, and high schoolers in Mrs. Dolinar’s class were introduced to a variety of disorders for health class in a game she designed herself!
You can design your own games or select from a database of pre-written ones on the Breakout EDU website (all games are password protected, so if you’re interested, contact Mary Cordry or Diane DeLaTorre). Breakout boxes are the perfect way to introduce or review content with students. You can even have them design their own games for each other!
The Instructional Technology department currently has four boxes available for check out to anyone in the district. Simply hover over Teacher Resources in the left hand menu and select Mobile Makerspace to see the availability and request form.
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