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Escape Room Document 100th Anniversary of Ontario Council Virtual Escape Room Instructions and Answers Accessing the Escape Room and Getting Started Use the link provided on the GGCOC page to access the Virtual Escape Room homepage (Google Chrome on a desktop/laptop is recommended). Once you access the webpage, you will see a Google Form on the top and the escape room locks on the bottom. You can complete the puzzles on your own screen while working collaboratively with your group OR your Guider can share their screen while everyone works through the puzzles as a group. When you are ready to begin, press the NEXT button in the Google Form. Lock #1: Timeline Unscramble Ontario Council is celebrating 100 years of history this year! Learn about some major milestones that have occurred between 1910 and now. Click on the lock #1 at the bottom of the page to begin the activity. You will be prompted to make a copy of the Timeline Unscramble. Click this prompt to save a copy of the activity to your Google Drive. Please note that a Google account is required to download the Google Slides. To download the document as PowerPoint slides instead, click the link under the lock. Once loaded, click on File > Download > Microsoft PowerPoint. Once downloaded, open the file in PowerPoint. Instructions • The first slide includes images of 8 major milestones and 8 important years in Ontario Council’s history. • The images and years in the red boxes are in the correct order, but all the other images have been mixed up and need to be reordered. • Reading the hints on slide 4, drag the correct image to the correct year. • Once you have unscrambled the timeline correctly, a password will be revealed! • If the words are too small, use View>Zoom>200% in the top navigation bar to zoom in. Hints provided on Slide 5 1. The first slide includes images of 8 major milestones and 8 important years in Ontario Council’s history. 2. The images and years in the red boxes are in the correct order, but all the other images have been mixed up and need to be reordered. 3. Reading the hints on slide 4, drag the correct image to the correct year. 4. Once you have unscrambled the timeline correctly, a password will be revealed! 5. If the words are too small, use View>Zoom>200% in the top navigation bar to zoom in. Answers Password: OURSTORY Return to the Virtual Escape Room homepage and type the password into the Google Form under Timeline Unscramble. Make sure to use all caps and include a space between the two words, exactly how it is typed out above. Click Next to move on to the next lock. Lock #2: Decipher the Semaphore Code Flag semaphore originated in 1866 as a handheld version of the optical telegraph system. Flag semaphore provided an easy method of communicating ship-to-ship or ship-to-shore when the distances were not too great. Page 2 Semaphore signaling was practiced extensively by Girl Guides in the 1940s, so they would be ready to signal emergency messages to their community in time of war. You could get a badge for semaphore. To earn the badge, you had to be able to signal twelve words a minute! The Guides of the 1940s would practice to waltz music. If you can hum the Blue Danube Waltz, imagine having to change letters on every downbeat. That would take a lot of practice! Click on the lock #2 at the bottom of the back to start the activity. Make sure to download the semaphore legend underneath the lock as well. If a printer is available, you can print the Semaphore Decoder Activity and complete it using a pencil to fill in the letters. If not, you can just as easily complete the activity in your browser window. There are small blue boxes underneath each flag signal. By click these, you can type the corresponding letter or number. Every different flag position corresponds to a letter, number, or command. Use the legend as your guide to determine the Ontario Council themed word or phrase spelled out by each set of flags. Answers 1. HELLO 2. COOKIES 3. BADGE 4. 100 Return to the Virtual Escape Room homepage and type the 6 codes into the Google Form under Decipher the Semaphore Code. Make sure to use all caps, exactly how it is typed out above. Click Next to move on to the next lock. Lock #3: Throwback Puzzle Archival images help us to piece together our history. Complete this virtual jigsaw puzzle to reveal the image of Sparks and Brownies from the early 1990s. They are pictured here in their uniforms, collecting fall leaves and posing for the 1993 calendar. Click on the lock #3 at the bottom of the page to start the activity. After the puzzle is complete, you will be redirected to a congratulatory page that contains the photo’s caption and the password. Page 3 Answer Password: Chocolatey Mint Return to the Virtual Escape Room homepage and type the password into the Google Form under Throwback Puzzle. Make sure to use the correct sentence case and include a space between the words, exactly how it is typed out above. Click Next to move on to the next lock. Page 4 Lock #4: Role Model Match Up Many leaders across every field started exactly where you are now: a Girl Guide in Ontario/Nunavut! Work together to match these former GGCOCNV members with their occupation! Click on the lock #4 at the bottom of the page side to begin the activity. You will be prompted to make a copy of the Role Model Match Up. Click this prompt to save a copy of the activity to your Google Drive. To download the document as PowerPoint slides instead, click the link under the lock. Once loaded, click on File > Download > Microsoft PowerPoint. Once downloaded, open the file in PowerPoint. Instructions • Each slide contains the name of a different career. • Match the former Girl Guide to their career by looking through the pictures. • Delete the remaining incorrect images on each slide. • When you have made all the correct matches, the password will be revealed. Answers • Slide 3: Sarah Wells • Slide 4: Joshna Maharaj • Slide 5: Sonja Bata • Slide 6: Julielynn Wong • Slide 7: Nneka Elliott Password: DREAM Return to the Virtual Escape Room homepage and type the password into the Google Form under Role Model Match Up. Make sure to use all caps, exactly how it is typed out above. Congratulations! You have made it out of the 100th Anniversary of Ontario Council Virtual Escape Room. Page 5 .
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