Multiplication & Division Escape Room | Year 3 & 4
Looking for a fun way to practise or revise multiplication and division? Want to encourage teamwork and collaboration in your classroom? Escape rooms are the perfect solution!
Students must work together to solve four challenging and engaging multiplication and division puzzles to save the school from being overrun by teacher zombies.
Note: To get the most out of this activity, ensure students know their times tables up to 10 × 10.
Why Choose The Multiplication & Division Escape Room | Year 3 & 4?
- Tasks are aligned with the Australian Curriculum.
- Tasks are interactive and engaging, with hands-on elements.
- Tasks encourage teamwork and collaboration.
- Apart from printing the sheets and providing the link to the Google Form, there is no prep and no marking!
What's Included?
- 4 rigorous multiplication and division tasks that develop problem solving skills and logic
- 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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