Halloween Maths Escape Room | Year 3 & 4
As students work through four critical-thinking tasks to save the school from a witch’s spell, they’ll not only revise key mathematical concepts but also develop communication and problem-solving skills.
To get the most out of this activity, please ensure students are able to: Multiply single digit numbers (1-12 times tables) and add and subtract 3-digit numbers
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Why Choose The Halloween Maths Escape Room | Year 3 & 4?
- Hands-on, engaging tasks that keep students motivated!
- All tasks are challenging yet achievable.
- All tasks promote teamwork and collaboration.
- A fun and innovative way to revise maths
- Apart from printing the sheets and providing the Google Form link, there’s NO prep and NO marking required!
What's Included?
- 4 rigorous maths tasks that develop problem solving skills and require collaboration
- Access to an exclusive and original video that sets the scene (see the video preview!)
- Access to a self-checking/marking Google Form - no teacher marking required!
- Access to a digital (Google Slide) version of the activities (Note: teachers and students will need a Google email to access this version)
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