Christmas escape room: Santa's workshop
A Christmas escape room in four doors of Santa's workshop: hang the baubles in order, follow the sleigh tracks, count the stockings and name what waits under the tree. About 15 minutes, short visual riddles for children from about seven, on a class screen or on phones, and you can play it right now without an account.
- Made for
- Teachers and classrooms
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Duration
- 15 min
- Steps
- 4
- Locks used
- Colour sequence, Direction (4 ways), Numeric code (PIN), Written answer
Try it before you copy it
What this template contains
step 1 Β· Colour sequence
The tree in the hall
π The elves left a note on the tree:
'Santa's coat, then the tree, then the star on top, then the snowman's nose.'π¨ Hang four baubles in that order.
step 2 Β· Direction (4 ways)
The sleigh
π· The tracks go up twice, turn towards the chimney on the right, then go down into it.
β¬οΈ Follow them, one arrow per move.
step 3 Β· Numeric code (PIN)
The stockings
π§¦π§¦π§¦ Each stocking holds 4 sweets. π The little tree on the mantelpiece holds 12 baubles.
π’ How many sweets and baubles in all? Two digits.
step 4 Β· Written answer
The wrapping room
π The last door asks:
'I come in paper, tied with a bow. Under the tree is where I go.'βοΈ Type the word, four letters.
Ideas to make it yours
- Write the hiding place of the real present behind the last door
- Swap the stocking count for the number of children in your class
- Print the QR code on a Christmas card and hand it out on the last day of term
How to use this template
- 1
Play it here first, exactly as your players will.
- 2
Copy it into the builder, then change the codes, the clues and the locked content.
- 3
Publish and share the link or the QR code. Players need no app and no account.
Questions about this template
- Is this Christmas escape room right for an elementary class?
- Yes. The four riddles use colours, arrows, a small sum (3 Γ 4 + 12) and one word, so children from about seven solve them, alone or in teams. Each door has a hint, and the whole game takes about 15 minutes on the class screen or on tablets.
- Can we play it at home as a family on Christmas Eve?
- Yes. Send the link to the family chat or show the QR code, and everyone plays on their own phone. Put the real present behind the last door: the reveal can be a message, a photo or the hiding place of the gift.
- Do players need an account or an app?
- No. Players open a link or scan a QR code in the phone's browser, with no account and nothing to install. Players never pay. See current plans and features on the pricing page.
- Is this template free?
- Playing it and editing it in the builder are free for everyone, and players never pay. See current plans and features on the pricing page.
- Can I change the answers and the texts?
- Yes. Every code, clue, hint and piece of locked content opens in the builder, and nothing is saved until you publish.
- What do players need?
- A phone or a computer with a browser. They open your link or scan your QR code, and never create an account.
- How long does it take to play?
- About 15 minutes, from the first lock to the locked content.
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