The Feast of Thanks

A Thanksgiving Latin escape room for Latin I

The table is set, the lamps are lit, and Caecilius has invited friends to a cēna — a real Roman dinner party. Before the first course, the whole family pauses to give thanks. Solve seven puzzles to reach the table yourself.

Fully self-contained, self-grading, and ready in seconds — just open the link and go. Perfect for a no-prep substitute lesson, a Thanksgiving-week activity, or a stand-alone review day.

Play the escape room

Share the “Play” link with your class. It runs in the browser, with nothing to install. Sound adds to the atmosphere.

What's inside

7 self-grading locks: crossword, anagrams, cipher riddle, verb-form matching, picture count, odd-one-out story, final rebus
A genuine Roman banquet fresco (House of the Triclinium, Pompeii) as the title/backdrop photo
Original illustrated Thanksgiving-Roman courtyard artwork for the picture-count puzzle
Instant self-grading — no accounts, no setup

Illustration from the picture-count lock of The Feast of Thanks

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