Desert Island Escape: OK Birds

Escape room

Notebook

Desert Island

Notes about the island

Use with caution

Backpack

This diary narrates the experiences of a brave castaway who, after ending up on a remote island, faces a series of clever challenges to obtain the necessary resources to build a raft and be able to escape from this desolate island. Are you ready for this thrilling survival quest?

Tiririri-ri!

Introduction

Backpack

Missions

Raft

Shrubs

Plane

Shelter

Forest

Backpack

mission

Airplane

Read each bird description carefully. Use the physical features described (such as crown, breast, wings, beak, tail, and coloring) to identify which Oklahoma native bird is being described.

Luggage

Backpack

This bird is bright red all over its body. It has a black mask on its face around its orange beak. It has a pointy crest (like a mohawk) on top of its head.

Backpack

Crown/Head: Pearl gray crown and back Breast: Pale peachy-pink wash on breast and belly Wings: Black wings with white edges Tail: Extremely long, deeply forked black tail with white outer feathers (can be 9+ inches)

Backpack

Here you go!

It will be added to your backpack. You will need it to be able to eat during the days you spend on the deserted island.

GOOD!

You have food and cooking utensils

Backpack

Missions

Raft

Shrubs

Plane

Shelter

Forest

Backpack

mission

Forest

Logs

Backpack

Birdwatching

Watch the video and answer the following questions

Backpack

What is the MOST important tool you need for birding?

B. camera

A. binoculars

Backpack

What is the BEST time of day to go birding?

B. Early Morning or Late in the afternoon

A. Only in the morning

Backpack

Great!

Will be added to your backpack. You will need it for the days you spend on the desert island.

GREAT!

You have a rope, maybe it will be useful for you

Backpack

Missions

Raft

Shrubs

Plane

Shelter

Forest

Backpack

Shrub

Mission

Food

Backpack

How big the binoculars make things look (magnification)

Let's go!

How heavy the binoculars are

What does the number 8 mean on binoculars that say "8x42"

Backpack

You're almost there!

They are too heavy to carry on long walks

Why should you avoid binoculars with VERY HIGH magnification (like 12x)

They make the image shaky and don't gather much light

Backpack

Keep it up!

It will be added to your backpack. You will need it for the days you spend on the deserted island.

GOOD!

You have a hatchet, it might be useful to you

Backpack

Missions

Raft

Contextualize your topic with a subtitle

Shrub

Airplane

Shelter

Forest

Backpack

Shelter

Mission

Tent

Backpack

The CROWN is:

The bird's chest area

The edges of the wings

The very top of the bird's head

Backpack

What is the BEAK (or BILL)?

The hard, pointed mouth part used for eating

The bird's claws on its feet

The feathers on the bird's back

Backpack

There you go!

It will be added to your backpack. You will need it for the days you spend on the deserted island.

GOOD!

You have a flashlight, maybe it will be useful to you

Backpack

Missions

Raft

Shrubs

Airplane

Shelter

Forest

Wait, look in your backpack

Check the items in your backpack and use the flashlight to find the code to access the final mission that will allow you to escape from the deserted island.

Keep searching

Keep searching

Keep searching

Code: 1234

Keep searching

Enter the code you have obtained to access the final mission

Enter the password

You have explored the entire island, managed to build a raft, but now you can't remember where you left your backpack and you'll need it before you can leave. On the map, you can see the places where your backpack might be.

Forest

Mountains

Airplane

Shrubs

Shelter

Deserted Island Map

Drag the parts of the map to find where you left your backpack and be able to escape from the deserted island.

CONGRATULATIONS!

Wow, you got it!

Congratulations adventurer! You have shown great bravery and wit. You have successfully overcome each challenge and have managed to build the raft that will take you back to the civilized world. May your journey back be filled with new adventures and emotions!

Once again!

Ouch!

Don't be discouraged, the adventure is not over yet! Take a moment to rest and try again. Remember every mistake is a learning opportunity that will bring you closer to victory. Cheer up, brave adventurer!

Don't give up!

even the greatest explorers faced unexpected challenges

Mission

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Why it's confusing: Also a flycatcher, similar size, gray and yellow coloring, perches openly How to tell them apart: Western Kingbird has a SHORT, square tail (not long and forked) Gray head and back with yellow belly (not pink) White outer tail feathers but tail is normal length Found more in western Oklahoma

Ouch!

Don't give up!

Ouch!

Don't be discouraged, the adventure is not over yet! Take a moment to rest and try again. Remember every mistake is a learning opportunity that will bring you closer to victory. Cheer up, brave adventurer!

Don't give up!

even the greatest explorers faced unexpected challenges

Ouch!

Don't be discouraged, the adventure is not over yet! Take a moment to rest and try again. Remember every mistake is a learning opportunity that will bring you closer to victory. Cheer up, brave adventurer!

Don't give up!

even the greatest explorers faced unexpected challenges

Ouch!

Don't be discouraged, the adventure is not over yet! Take a moment to rest and try again. Remember every mistake is a learning opportunity that will bring you closer to victory. Cheer up, brave adventurer!

Don't give up!

even the greatest explorers faced unexpected challenges

Summer Tanager Why it's confusing: The male is completely red all over, similar to a male Cardinal Summer Tanager has NO crest (flat head) Summer Tanager has NO black face mask Summer Tanager has a pale yellowish beak (not orange)

Ouch!

Don't give up!

Ouch!

Don't be discouraged, the adventure is not over yet! Take a moment to rest and try again. Remember every mistake is a learning opportunity that will bring you closer to victory. Cheer up, brave adventurer!

Don't give up!

even the greatest explorers faced unexpected challenges

Ouch!

Don't be discouraged, the adventure is not over yet! Take a moment to rest and try again. Remember every mistake is a learning opportunity that will bring you closer to victory. Cheer up, brave adventurer!

Don't give up!

even the greatest explorers faced unexpected challenges

Why it's confusing: Has a long, deeply forked tail How to tell them apart: Barn Swallow's tail is dark blue/black (not black and white) Much smaller body Dark blue upperparts with rusty-orange throat

Ouch!

Don't give up!

even the greatest explorers faced unexpected challenges

Ouch!

Don't be discouraged, the adventure is not over yet! Take a moment to rest and try again. Remember every mistake is a learning opportunity that will bring you closer to victory. Cheer up, brave adventurer!

Don't give up!

even the greatest explorers faced unexpected challenges

Ouch!

Don't be discouraged, the adventure is not over yet! Take a moment to rest and try again. Remember every mistake is a learning opportunity that will bring you closer to victory. Cheer up, brave adventurer!

Don't give up!

even the greatest explorers faced unexpected challenges

Why it's confusing: It's a close relative of the Cardinal and has a similar crest and beak shape Pyrrhuloxia is mostly gray with red highlights (not all red) Has red on face, crest, wings, and tail but gray body Has a yellow beak (not orange)

Ouch!

Don't give up!