Kids Party Game Escape Room. Building Brick Adventure Printable Party for Kids and Families | Fun Birthday Escape Room Kit | DIY Escape Room
$12.99
Everything is awesome about this printable building brick adventure escape room! There are 10 clues to solve in this escape room, and players will have fun searching for answers on the wall, on the floor and in the clue envelopes they open as the game progresses. No building bricks required, all game play is included in the printable download. Recommended ages are 5-9, and there are hints included to make the game stress free. Game play is 30-60 minutes and includes solving puzzles, finding clues, making a craft, fun games and lots of laughter!
What happened?
You are playing with your building bricks when all of a sudden you shrink and turn into your building brick mini figure! You must find your matching mini brick figure to turn back into a real person! Start with a green brick plate to find clues that lead to your matching mini figure! Will you escape or be forever BRICKED IN?
What do you need?
Pencils
Coloring supplies
Scissors
Tape
Envelopes to hold clues (or just tape clues closed)
What's included?
A pdf with the escape room, setup instructions, hints and a lockmaster answer key. Setup will take about 15 minutes, it's that easy!
First time player? Check out this quick video on Setup and How to Play!
https://youtu.be/cXyf6xxmZ7o (Link to video also in email received after purchase)
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Reviews (21)
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Mar 14, 2023
My kids, ages 5-10, LOVED doing this!
Stephanie Hancock
Jan 18, 2023
Tyler
Jan 5, 2023
Great game for a child’s birthday over the festive period, kids really enjoyed it and was simple to put together.
Sweta
Dec 20, 2022
Stephanie K
Dec 9, 2022
We did this at our 6 year old's Lego-themed birthday party and he loved it and said he wanted to do another! We had about 10 kids and split them up into two teams. It was easy to adapt for two teams (just print out two sets of clues). It did take a while to prepare the materials (printing, stuffing envelopes), but the set up right before the actual activity was very easy. We got lots of positive comments from parents on how unique the idea was! We did have some younger kids (non-readers), and some of them lost interest during the game, but overall it was still fun for them.
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