Time TRAPPED
Escape room
start
Time to Escape! You’ve entered an escape room challenge to test your SBI skills. Your goal: analyze each scenario, choose the right response, and see how your behavior impacts the outcome. Each choice gets you closer to escaping poor time habits!
Continue
Good Luck!
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Level 2
Level 1
Level 3
Level 4
Scenario 1
Alex is juggling work, classes, and family time. Because reminders are scattered between sticky notes, screenshots, and random apps, assignments keep slipping through the cracks. A friend suggests using a planner, but Alex can’t decide between a paper one or a digital app that sends alerts.
Question 1/3
help!
Question 2/3
Keep going!
Question 3/3
Look at this!
OMG! It's awesome!
Menu
Great!
You have passed level 1 and earned the green star. Keep going to the next level!
Level 2
Level 1
Level 3
Level 4
Scenario 2
Janaya always works late into the night finishing assignments. Her advisor suggests “time blocking” or setting regular study times. Janaya tries it but finds it hard to stick with.
Question 1/3
Question 2/3
Question 3/3
Menu
Great!
You have passed level 2 and have the yellow star. Keep going to the next level!
Level 2
Level 1
Level 3
Level 4
Scenario 3
Jess transferred to an online program and misses the energy of in-person classes. Without classmates to talk to, motivation fades. Assignments are turned in late, and confidence drops. His school offers tutoring, writing help, and an online peer accountability group, but Jess isn’t sure joining will help or if it’ll just be another time drain.
Question 1/3
!!
Question 2/3
Question 3/3
Menu
Great!
You have passed level 3 and have the blue star. Keep going to the next level!
Level 2
Level 1
Level 3
Level 4
Scenario 4
Riley is known as the “go-to” person for everything. He volunteers, does group projects, mentors, and works double shifts at the coffee shop. His planner looks full and productive, but it hides exhaustion. Assignments are turned in late, meals are skipped, and sleep is rare. Riley insists they’re “just busy,” but friends and professors are starting to notice the burnout. One evening, Riley forgets a major deadline for a group project, and the team has to scramble. The experience finally makes them wonder if saying yes to everyone is worth the constant stress.
Question 2/3
Look at that!
Wow!
Question 3/3
Question 1/3
Menu
Great!
You have passed level 4 and have the red star. Get your certificate!
Level 2
Level 1
Level 3
Level 4
Certificate
Certificate of
Time Management Pro
You're awesome!
You escaped because you learned to slow down, observe the situation, choose the right behavior, and notice the impact of your decisions.
month 20xx
Time TRAPPED
Jessica Chaulk
Created on November 3, 2025
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Time TRAPPED
Escape room
start
Time to Escape! You’ve entered an escape room challenge to test your SBI skills. Your goal: analyze each scenario, choose the right response, and see how your behavior impacts the outcome. Each choice gets you closer to escaping poor time habits!
Continue
Good Luck!
Menu
Level 2
Level 1
Level 3
Level 4
Scenario 1
Alex is juggling work, classes, and family time. Because reminders are scattered between sticky notes, screenshots, and random apps, assignments keep slipping through the cracks. A friend suggests using a planner, but Alex can’t decide between a paper one or a digital app that sends alerts.
Question 1/3
help!
Question 2/3
Keep going!
Question 3/3
Look at this!
OMG! It's awesome!
Menu
Great!
You have passed level 1 and earned the green star. Keep going to the next level!
Level 2
Level 1
Level 3
Level 4
Scenario 2
Janaya always works late into the night finishing assignments. Her advisor suggests “time blocking” or setting regular study times. Janaya tries it but finds it hard to stick with.
Question 1/3
Question 2/3
Question 3/3
Menu
Great!
You have passed level 2 and have the yellow star. Keep going to the next level!
Level 2
Level 1
Level 3
Level 4
Scenario 3
Jess transferred to an online program and misses the energy of in-person classes. Without classmates to talk to, motivation fades. Assignments are turned in late, and confidence drops. His school offers tutoring, writing help, and an online peer accountability group, but Jess isn’t sure joining will help or if it’ll just be another time drain.
Question 1/3
!!
Question 2/3
Question 3/3
Menu
Great!
You have passed level 3 and have the blue star. Keep going to the next level!
Level 2
Level 1
Level 3
Level 4
Scenario 4
Riley is known as the “go-to” person for everything. He volunteers, does group projects, mentors, and works double shifts at the coffee shop. His planner looks full and productive, but it hides exhaustion. Assignments are turned in late, meals are skipped, and sleep is rare. Riley insists they’re “just busy,” but friends and professors are starting to notice the burnout. One evening, Riley forgets a major deadline for a group project, and the team has to scramble. The experience finally makes them wonder if saying yes to everyone is worth the constant stress.
Question 2/3
Look at that!
Wow!
Question 3/3
Question 1/3
Menu
Great!
You have passed level 4 and have the red star. Get your certificate!
Level 2
Level 1
Level 3
Level 4
Certificate
Certificate of
Time Management Pro
You're awesome!
You escaped because you learned to slow down, observe the situation, choose the right behavior, and notice the impact of your decisions.
month 20xx