FREE Digital Harry Potter Escape Room: Quarantine Edition

There is a very curious group of people in this world that find themselves enthralled with the magical world of Harry Potter. If you consider yourself, or your children, a member of this lot…then we have the adventure for you! The next best thing to bringing the Triwizard Tournament into your backyard is this digital Harry Potter escape room. Theme up to make it extra fun with some items from Amazon or Target, and make a day of it complete with some additional activities and a movie marathon!

“Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the lights.”  —Albus Dumbledore

Keep in mind, this is a quarantine-only activity, so unless you have a Time-Turner handy you better get to it. The library that created it must take it down once the stay at home orders for COVID-19 are no longer in place. Don’t delay in your Harry Potter escape room adventures.

Your best bet is to crowd around a laptop computer for this one, although it technically can be done on a smartphone or tablet. You could also have your kids do it on Zoom with their friends for a Harry Potter Escape Room Party. We may or may not have done this at night, with a few adults, and a few butter beers to go along with the fun.

The content and math are at an elementary school level, but it is fun for everyone!

Ready to play the Hogwarts Digital Escape Room? Click here!


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Jamie Freeman
Jamie is a Michigan girl since birth. Formerly born and raised in Dearborn Heights, MI, Her husband Mark and her live in Chesterfield and have three perfect kiddos. Benny, born in 2013, Ellie, born in 2016, and their youngest Norah, born 2019, are full of giggles and joy! Jamie works full-time from home for a technology company, and Mark is a stay at home dad. After Benny was born, Jamie became an advocate for the Down syndrome community with a fierce passion for caregiver support. She is the President of her 501(c)3 non-profit, The Down Syndrome Diary. This organization sends diaries around the world bringing together families whom have had a baby born with Down syndrome. The diaries are meant to provide support to these families as well as be a resource to new parents just receiving a diagnosis. You can find Jamie's voice all over Detroit Mom, or on her social sites. You can purchase her book, The Down Syndrome Diary, on Amazon with proceeds going towards donations of new copies to new and expecting parents.

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