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Photosynthesis Escape Room

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Looking for an engaging photosynthesis activity? This escape room style review is a great way to get ready for an upcoming test.

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You and your team have just arrived at a kids’ conference on gardening and food supply chains. You are part of a team of scientists creating a walk-through simulation of the chloroplast in action. Unfortunately, you’ve lost the password to access your plans on the cloud. In order to make sure that other people didn’t hack into it your team had an elaborate set of clues created and you must figure out the encrypted message in order to reset the passwords and get your plans.

This is a  4 part escape room  that can be adapted for your students into anything from seat work to a full blown escape room experience. Depending on your time and your classes.

• Students are asked to  sort clues  into one of two categories: dark or light reactions.
• Students are given a list of social media posts from a cell experiencing photosynthesis. They are asked to  put them order  by the post.
• Students are asked to use their text to  answer questions about photosynthesis.
• Students use the answers in the previous tasks to  break the code and solve the encrypted message.

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PHL, US open ‘escape room’ for biodiversity learning

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AN interactive new attraction at The Mind Museum in Taguig City invites children and adults to learn more about safeguarding the natural world.

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) launched the “Biodiversity Crisis Escape Room” in time for International Day for Biological Diversity on May 22.

Developed in partnership with the Bonifacio Art Foundation Inc. and funded through USAID’s P1.35-billion ($25 million) “Sustainable Interventions for Biodiversity, Oceans and Landscapes (SIBOL)” initiative, the “escape room” offers a hands-on learning experience for visitors who will have to solve unique biodiversity-related puzzles and challenges to exit the room. 

Young visitors will also enjoy the room’s television program “MIND S-COOL,” which features puppet characters navigating through a biodiversity crisis.

“Biodiversity loss not only threatens the survival of countless species, but also undermines the stability of ecosystems and the services they provide, impacting human wellbeing and livelihoods,” Deputy Mission Director Rebekah Eubanks of USAID Philippines said. “We must all become active participants in this plan to safeguard the [Philippines’s] rich biodiversity for future generations.”

During the launch, Eubanks also handed over to Department of Environment and Natural Resources’ (DENR) undersecretary for Legal and Administration Ernesto Adobo Jr. the “ Sukat ng Kalikasan ” (“Measurement of Nature”) toolkit.  Developed over three years by USAID and DENR also under the SIBOL initiative, “Sukat…” offers standardized, evidence-based methods for measuring and assessing the value of the country’s natural assets, allowing the Philippine government to make more informed decisions in its conservation efforts.

“‘Sukat…’ is a product of our collective action to measure the country’s ecological, socioeconomic and cultural values and baselines,” Adobo Jr. said. “Its approach improves the accuracy of determining conservation targets and measuring ecosystem services.”

The DENR official explained that, being customized for the Philippine context, the publication’s objective is “to appreciate the values that our ecosystems provide, so that we are in a more resilient position to manage our natural resources sustainably while achieving our development goals.”

The Philippines is one of 18 megadiverse countries in the world, hosting 70 percent of the Earth’s flora and fauna. Through SIBOL, USAID supports the Philippines’ efforts to achieve a resilient environment and inclusive green growth.

Following its run in Taguig City, the attraction will also tour other locations, including Subic (Harbor Point, June 15 to 16), Puerto Princesa City (Robinson’s Mall, June 29 to 30), and Davao City (Abreeza Mall, July 27 to 28). The escape room will eventually return as a regular attraction at The Mind Museum in August.

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Nativity of Virgin Mary Cathedral

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At present the Tsaritsa's Chambers houses the Zvenigorod Historical, Architectural and Art Museum. Among its displays is an accurate recreation of the interior of a noble lady's chambers including furniture, decorations and a decorated tiled oven, and an exhibition on the history of Zvenigorod and the monastery.

Palace of Tsar Alexis

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Meiosis Activity. Meiosis Escape Room

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Have you considered using learning stations or even a meiosis escape room with your students? This is a meiosis activit y that is ideal for reviewing before an exam.

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In this scenario, students are in a lab studying the role that stress has on meiosis and NEED a vacation. They must prove to their boss that they deserve a break. The only way is to solve an encrypted message he left on their desk and a series of clues. Can they escape the fate of the stressful lab?

This is a 4 part escape room that can be adapted for your students into anything from seat work to a full blown escape room experience. Depending on your time and your classes.

• Students are asked to sort clues into one of two categories: meiosis I or meiosis II
• Students are given a list of social media posts from DNA moving through meiosis. They are asked to identify what phase by the post.
• Students are provided an informational text on synapsis and crossing over and asked to answer questions using the provided text. Students are provided an additional text where they are asked to identify the stages of meiosis that are pictured.
• Students use the answers in the previous tasks to break the code and solve the encrypted message .

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