Decimals Escape Room (Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, Comparing, etc.)

See Preview Need a fun math activity to challenge your students? Look no further than this escape room activity. Escape rooms are a fun way to review math standards while encouraging collaboration, problem solving, and critical thinking. Students will work together to escape being locked in the classroom. This escape room contains 5 stations with 4 questions each station (20 questions total). Students must answer the 4 questions and use the decoder to decipher out the code. They type the codes into a Google Form to move onto the next station. The final page will give them a verification code to complete their escape. This escape room involves the following math concepts/skills: Multiplying Decimals Adding Decimals Subtracting Decimals Comparing Decimals Ordering Decimals Rounding Decimals Dividing Decimals by Whole Numbers Visual Models (Hundredths Grid) Multi-Step Problems Materials included: Directions Link to the digital breakout to input codes and move from station to station. Code Deciphering Information Large Printout of Questions Printable Student Copies (4 questions/1 station per page) Student Recording Sheet and Answer Key The Mission You walked your way into a trap! The door is locked and a series of 5 coded locks are on the door. You must solve the following math problems to bust your way out. Solve the problems and use the codes to get through the locks and out of the school. Good luck! Stop the boring worksheets! Play an escape room to promote positive collaboration and critical thinking! Take your classroom to the next level.