I love Breakout games and watching students interact with each other to solve problems. What I don’t like about physical breakout games is students missing out on some of the puzzles. The collaboration is great, but when using it as a review, not all students experience the same things. Digital breakouts can be done in groups of 2 or individually and allow the students to experience all of the puzzles.
I’ve created one digital breakout before and students loved it. This new one, called TrianglesOnly.com was so much fun to make. The student enjoyed the personification of the triangle as well and started picking their own favorites and rooting for which one they would prefer Anglea to end up with.
If you want to create your own digital breakout, head over to Infinitely Teaching where I have a tutorial and some resources to create your own.
Click on the image below to go to the Breakout. If you use this breakout, please give me feedback. I love to improve based on good feedback.
**Update** link to answers and clues here.
Hi Mandi,
See AlsoPuzzle SheetI’m teaching congruent triangles currently and I’m interested in using your Breakout Puzzle. Would you be able to give me the answers or tell me where I can get them? Just so I know how the game works so I can help my kiddos if they need it.
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I just updated this post to include a link to answers and clues. Thanks for asking!
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This site is AMAZING!! I really want to use it with my students, but my district does not allow them to access google sites made out of our district. Do you know of any ways to work around this?
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Let me check and see.
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Is the receipt the only clickable link? That’s the only clue I solved.
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This one is set up like a dating website so you can click on the tabs at the top to see more profiles.
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Any chance you can send me the link to make my own copy so that I get the responses instead of you?
jessica.c.monahan@adams12.org
Thank you!
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