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Make Valentine’s Day memorable with a **Spanish Valentine’s Day escape room** for second-year Spanish and up. In this no-prep digital challenge, students read clues, watch videos, visit websites, and use Spanish-language skills to unlock each answer while learning about **El Día de San Valentín** around the Spanish-speaking world.
Students can play independently or in teams. Simply share the game website, then use the included teacher guide and answer key to give hints or adjust the number of locks to fit your class time.
This Spanish digital escape game includes:
- Access to the student game website
- A complete teacher guide
- An answer key for support and pacing
Topics in this game include:
♥ chocolates
♥ the Mexican god of love
♥ Peruvian traditions
♥ Festival of Sant Jordi in Catalonia
♥ terms of endearment in Spanish
The game uses a mixture of Spanish and English and is best suited to second-year learners and above. Students must read carefully and pay attention to detail, making this **El Día de San Valentín escape room** an engaging cultural activity, unit opener, or review.
Before class, test the website to confirm that your district does not block any linked content. You can also provide selected answers or hints when you need a shorter or more supported version.
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Love this resource!
Madeline K.
Grades taught: 11th
Great resource!
Cristina M.
Grades taught: 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th
I assigned this as an Extra Credit activity for my Native Speakers and it seems like a fun activity. I have done other GoogleForm Escaperoom activities before, and this one in particular seems a little harder than most because the key word could literally be anything within the links and there is no indication as to which one of the "locks" each link belongs to, so it makes it a little harder. A few of my kids were able to complete it, and since it was Extra Credit, it didn't bother me that most didn't do it. The creator of this activity is super quick to respond, which is awesome because one of my links was off and she fixed it right away (I emailed her with my issue and she responded within the hour and had already fixed it).
Karen M.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Gracias
Maria S.
Such a clever and creative idea! I can't wait to use tomorrow for Valentine's Day! My students will love it.
La C.
Excellent activity for Valentine day!
Katherine V.
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