Climate wise schools and students
ESCAPES ROOMS
Students take part in an interactive challenge focused on energy consumption and energy efficiency. By solving puzzles and completing environmental tasks, they discover practical ways to reduce energy use and contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle.
This Escape Room challenges students to explore the concept of green transformation through a series of environmental puzzles and collaborative challenges. Players must use their knowledge and work together to find solutions and progress through the different stages of the game.
Students investigate the problem of microplastics through an environmental Escape Room. By solving challenges and following clues, they discover how microplastics affect marine ecosystems and why reducing plastic pollution is essential for protecting the oceans.
This Escape Room combines two closely connected environmental challenges: responsible waste management and water conservation. Students solve clues and complete collaborative tasks that help them understand the importance of reducing waste, protecting water resources and adopting more sustainable habits.
Students enter a climate-related challenge focused on renewable energy. By solving clues, completing challenges and working collaboratively, they discover different renewable energy sources and their importance for a more sustainable future. The Escape Room encourages problem-solving, teamwork and environmental awareness.
Students explore sustainable food choices through an environmental Escape Room. The challenges encourage them to discover the relationship between food, health and the environment while working collaboratively to solve clues and complete the mission.
The Escape Room Training Meeting, held in Braga, Portugal, brought together teachers from the partner schools to explore educational escape rooms as an innovative and engaging methodology for climate education.
During the meeting, teachers participated in practical training activities and experienced different escape room challenges, learning how to combine teamwork, problem-solving, digital tools, creativity and curriculum content in an educational context.
Following the training, the teachers worked collaboratively to design and develop their own climate-themed educational escape rooms, addressing different environmental topics related to the objectives of the Climate Wise Schools and Students project.
The meeting provided teachers with practical strategies that could be transferred to their own classrooms and encouraged the exchange of ideas and good practices between the partner schools.
The escape rooms created during this training are presented below as one of the educational outputs of the project, providing teachers and students with interactive resources to learn about climate change and sustainability in a motivating and collaborative way.