Math escape room

Digital escape room are a great way to get students practicing middle school math skills. Read how to use them, and grab a FREE escape room.

Bring collaboration and competition to your classroom by putting your students to the task of completing challenges to unlock puzzles!

Can you find the imposter? This free print escape room is a logic puzzle and mystery rolled into one collaborative math game. The built in checkpoints provide immediate feedback for students. Perfect for upper elementary!Skip the chunky locks and making 500 copies, this LOW PREP print escape room is just a click away!

Math escape rooms are the best solution for easy and engaging review activities in your upper elementary, middle school, or high school math class! Learn how to set up a math escape room with or without technology to engage your students! Your students will collaborate and compete to solve challenges to crack codes and solve puzzles! Escape room worksheet activities are perfect for back-to-school, test prep, or throughout the school year!

I cannot tell you how much my students and I LOVE this multiplication escape room. It is one of my favorite activities of the entire year.

Combine sports and math for the ultimate Math Digital Escape Room! This FREE virtual escape room is great for grades 3-5 but can be done be older kids too!

Wondering how to set up a fun math escape room? Check out these DIY math escape room directions, perfect for teachers of 3rd, 4th, 5th grade in an elementary classroom. Math escape room ideas great for math activities, centers, review, and even a math night! Math escape rooms that include a puzzle, games, worksheets, and more are so much fun for kids. It’s the perfect way to review geometry, multiplication, fractions, division, and much more!

Our free digital escape rooms for kids and adults will keep you busy at home for a long time! It's a great family activity to work as a team!

Creating your own escape room has never been easier with these 7 FREE printable escape room puzzles kids that will love.

Transform your classroom or home learning environment with our collection of Escape the Room math worksheets, designed to make problem-solving an exciting adventure. Each downloadable worksheet features three engaging puzzles that challenge students to think critically, work collaboratively, and discover the secret number combinations to unlock virtual doors. Perfect for grades 3-8, these worksheets blend

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Give students the practice they need with place value math skills using this FREE Place Value Virtual Escape Room! A MamaTeaches Digital Escape Room.

Upper Elementary Math Escape Rooms - Multiplication Escape Room with an Ancient Egyptian theme

Do you use escape rooms in your classroom? Are you looking for some fun, new ways to incorporate escape rooms into your classroom? Check out the blog post for some fun ideas and free resources to get you started.

Math Escapes are so popular because they require students to work together to solve problems. Students engage while learning!

Creating an escape room has never been easier. Check out your free printable puzzles, but also view the escape room bundle product.

Creating an escape room has never been easier with this collection of 27 DIY quick and easy escape room puzzles. From free printable puzzles to puzzles made in a minute, you'll never have set up an escape room faster.

Escape room activities are a fun and interactive way to work on the skills kids need. My favorite part about escape room activities is that they really encourage cooperation and critical thinking skills. Kids work together and use their collective brain power to solve a variety of puzzles and challe

Escape room puzzles can be extravagant or simple. Create DIY escape room puzzles for kids with this collection of hands-on clues, using cups.

So, I started a new STEM adventure and I really had no idea how my students might react. After each class completed this little task I asked for some feedback - which is kind of a dangerous thing to do with fifth graders. Nevertheless, I asked and here is what I got, “After three years of