Bring your slides, worksheet or video. Deck.Toys builds the rooms, clues and Locks, and you can change every one.
Lesson notes
Where does a cloud come from?
Deck.Toys reads your material, plans the rooms and checks that every answer appears on the slide its room teaches from.
Students read the evidence on the slide and type the answer. When the Lock opens, the room hands them a key.
Unlocked!
Type the answer from the slide.
Each key comes from its room's answer. This one is the first letter.
The room hands over its key the moment the Lock opens. Deck.Toys keeps it for the student, so nobody loses the mission on a scrap of paper.
The finale asks for the collected keys in the right order. Working out that order is the last thing the class learns.
Start at the sea and follow one drop of water to the river. Enter your keys in that order.
Deck.Toys rebuilds the code from the rooms before it builds the deck. Every answer has to appear in the evidence on its own slide, and a chain that does not add up is rejected.
Move a room, rewrite a clue, change a Lock or drop in your own activity. Nothing about a generated escape room is frozen.
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Hold the whole class at one clue for a shared reveal, then let each team take the rest of the route at its own speed.
Teacher Sync and Free Mode
The sun warms the water. Water vapour rises into the air.
The map shows where every student is standing. The report shows every answer they tried.
Tracking and reportsStart from an empty map and place what you want. Deck Builder has more than the Wizard uses.
How Locks workArcade games are built from your Study Set, and the whole class plays the same one on the projector.
See the gamesOpen the Lesson Creation Wizard and bring your material: notes, a worksheet, slides, a PDF, a web page or a YouTube video. You can also describe a topic. Deck.Toys plans the rooms, writes each clue, puts a Lock on every room and lays the route out on the map. You can change all of it afterwards in Deck Builder.
Yes. Teacher Sync holds the whole class on the same slide for a shared clue reveal. Free Mode lets teams work the route on their own devices. You can switch during the lesson without rebuilding the deck.
Yes. Paste text or a link, or bring a PDF, Word document, PowerPoint, spreadsheet, image, Google Drive file or YouTube video. Deck.Toys reads it and builds the escape room out of what is in it.
A generated room uses a text, number or direction Lock, and hands over a key once it opens. When you build the route yourself you can also use QR code Locks, Treasure Keys, timers and checkpoints that wait for your approval.
Yes. An escape room is one deck, and the Free plan includes 1 private deck. Pro includes 100 private decks and 10 classrooms. The pricing page lists the limits of every plan.
Start on the Free plan. It includes 1 private deck.
