Looking for a fun way to review key terms and concepts related to oxidation and reduction reactions in chemistry? This redox reactions escape room is a class favorite! Oh and did I mention it's ZERO PREP?! All you have to do is share the link and away they go.

Understanding redox oxidation and reduction reactions is so crucial for students continuing to study chemistry in later years. This redox reactions escape room provides an interactive way to revise their understanding. The Zoo escape theme will make it a fun way to incorporate into your classroom without sacrificing the integrity of your lesson. Perfect to use for end-of-year test prep or in class revision.

Why use this digital escape room for reviewing redox chemical reactions?

1. It is zero prep! Just share the link with students and away they go!

2. It is a fun and engaging activity for students to review content.

3. It builds student skills in problem solving, critical thinking and collaboration.

4. It can be used in a wide range of environments including in the classroom, small group, online learning, homeschooling and distance education.

5. It is self marking so students get immediate feedback.

6. Full teacher answers included + printable pdf version.

What is needed to access the redox reactions escape room?

Students just need access to a device with internet access. While the escape room uses a Google Form, students are not required to sign in so they don't need an account to play.

What does the redox reactions digital escape room consist of?

The activity contains 8 tasks students must complete in order to 'escape'.

For the digital version, answers are entered into a Google Form (provided). The task cards are included digitally within the Google Form, but an inksaver pdf print version is also included for you.

What this redox reactions escape room covers:

This science escape room covers key terms and concepts related to redox reactions in chemistry including oxidation, reduction, half chemical equations, electrochemical cells, anode, cathode, oxidant, reductant, oxidation states, assign oxidation numbers of elements.

Note: Due to the nature of the form and privacy issues of students across multiple schools completing it, you won't receive the results of students. Since it is self-marked and they can't progress to the next level without getting the answer correct, this isn't usually an issue. However, if you need to see that your students completed the task for accountability, after purchasing, please send me an email at katrina@theanimatedteacherblog.com and I will send you a form just for your class with the results spreadsheet.

Add this non-prep resource to your resource bank now!