Here's a fun and engaging addition to your Chemical Bonding Unit—the VSEPR Theory and Molecular Geometry Escape Room! Prepare for an exciting adventure where your students will beg for more as they dive into the VSEPR theory and molecular and electron geometry.
 
In this escape room, students will:
Determine electron geometry based on electron pair arrangements around the central atom.
Identify given molecular shapes (linear, bent, tetrahedral, trigonal planar, octahedral, trigonal pyramidal, trigonal bipyramidal) by analyzing bonded and lone electron pairs.
Predict molecular shapes based on the number of bonded and lone electron pairs.
Predict bond angles for various molecular shapes.
 
Whether used to reinforce classroom lessons or as a stand-alone educational activity, this escape room is the perfect way to engage students while deepening their understanding of the VSEPR theory, molecular geometry, and bond angles.
 
Game Features:
Five (5) Locked Puzzles with a total of 30 multiple-choice questions that will challenge students to unlock each level.
Available in both Google Forms and print versions, offering flexibility for both digital and in-person learning environments.
Response validation ensures that students answer correctly before progressing through each puzzle, encouraging mastery of the material.
An answer key is included for easy facilitation.
 
Why Choose This Escape Room?
Learning about the VSEPR theory and molecular and electron geometry doesn't have to be boring! This activity provides an exciting opportunity for students to apply their knowledge in a fun and collaborative environment. While having a blast, they'll work through puzzles that require teamwork and a good grasp of the VSEPR principles.