"Can the digital math escape rooms be printed?"
No, they're only in Google Forms. YES!
Every digital math escape room now has a printable PDF version in its file.
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Printable Math Escape Rooms
"Can the digital math escape rooms be printed?"
Digital Math Escape Rooms
Here you'll find no-prep digital math escape rooms that are fun for students and eliminate your need to grade! These self-checking math escape rooms are built in Google Forms with no outside links. The directions are simple -- enter a 4-letter code to advance to the next puzzle -- so students can focus all of their energy on their math.
Update: Printable black & white PDF versions are now included with every digital math escape room.
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| Order of operations digital math escape room |
Digital Math Escape Rooms
Teachers are using digital math escape rooms as review, as independent, partner or group classwork, as station activities, sub plans, and even as concept reinforcement during summer school.
The escape rooms can be assigned to individual students or worked on in pairs/groups. They are also nice paper-savers when students have access to technology.
"Students love these activities. They are just the right amount of challenging and self-checking." - Maggie V.
"My students love these escape rooms. The scaffold of challenge throughout each puzzle is awesome." - Stacey S.
After hearing from teachers that having printable versions would be helpful, every digital math escape room got a printable black & white PDF version added to its file. Every new math escape room will have both versions included.
Now you can choose to assign the Google Forms version or the printable PDF version to your students. For the printable version, students can start on any of the 5 puzzles. They record their 4-letter code on their answer sheet, then check the "next step" box for which puzzle to visit next.
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Digital math escape rooms have been getting some great feedback from teachers and students:
"I've greatly enjoyed using escape room activities with students in the past and struggled with how to implement those types of activities virtually. This activity did a great job of merging the concepts and skills of parallel & perpendicular lines with the fun and intrigue of an escape room!" - Elizabeth J."This was SOOO much fun to use with my students. They Loved everything about the escape room! Thank you!!" - Dani B."I like to spice up my teaching by offering my students a variety of math activities. Students are challenged with solving the math problems and they stay engaged. I time them to see who can unlock the locks first. Exciting!" - Leinani K."I love these activities and so do my students. We both love the self-checking factor: me because it actually requires my students to trouble shoot what they are doing incorrectly and gives them some motivation to figure out the solution; them because it is a 100 if they can escape and they enjoy the process of trying to break out." - Kristin K.
This feedback was nice to read because it was exactly what I had hoped these digital math escape rooms would be-- engaging, easy to access for all students and timesavers for teachers.
How do these digital math escape rooms work?
Each digital math escape room is built in Google Forms with no outside links. Everything is housed within the Google Form. This way you never have to worry that a link will be blocked or broken.
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| Probability digital math escape room |
Each escape room consists of 5 puzzles. In each puzzle there are 4 questions to answer. Once students answer the 4 questions, they find their answers in the answer choices grid. This will generate a 4-letter code. Entering that code into the answer box on the Form will unlock the lock. There are 5 locks to unlock in each escape room activity. Each escape room is set with response validation, giving students the instant feedback they love and eliminating your need to grade.
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| Geometric transformations digital math escape room |
Important note: Students do not need to be signed into Google, or even have Google accounts, for the escape rooms to work. As long as you can house the Google Form in your Google Drive, and Google is not blocked on student devices, you can send them to students no matter where they are working. Directions for sending the escape rooms to students are inside each escape room's PDF file, along with the Google Forms link. The printable black & white version and answer key are also inside the PDF.
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| Finding slope digital math escape room |
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> Browse all 100+ math escape rooms
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| Digital math escape room bundle for middle school |
"This is one of the greatest purchases I have ever bought from TPT" - Kristi T."BEST BUNDLE EVER. My students say they LOVE the problems in these escapes. I have used many of the escapes this year, and I LOVE that they cannot submit the assignment until all of the questions are answered correctly. Thank you so much for making this resource!" - Lori M."I have never seen my students more engaged than when we are doing escape rooms! They love the challenge aspect of it and it has helped them build their team working skills. I recommend this resource to almost every math teacher I meet!" - Katie R.
If your students are in middle school, this middle school digital math escape room bundle includes digital and printable math escape rooms for integers, like terms, order of operations, fractions, decimals, percents, the coordinate plane, expressions, exponents, GCF & LCM, mean, median, mode and range, area and circumference of circles, probability, angle pair relationships, ratios, slope, ordering rational numbers, 1-step equations, 1-step inequalities, 2-step equations, 2-step inequalities, unit rates, scientific notation, area, perimeter and volume, geometric transformations, composite figures, and simple interest.
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| Solving 2-step equations digital math escape room |
There are also bundles for algebra, geometry and upper elementary school.
How do I send a digital math escape room to students?
This is simple to do. These directions are also inside each escape room's PDF:
1) Once the escape room is in your Google Drive, open it and click the purple "publish" button in the top right corner.
2) Then click Manage.
3) Under Responder view, choose "anyone with the link". Click Done, then Publish.
4) Next, click the Published button in the top right corner.
5) Lastly, click Copy responder link (making sure accepting responses is on). This is the link to share with students.
Are digital math escape rooms aligned to the standards?
Yes! The standard or standards each math escape room covers is listed in its specs. Students will think they're just having fun while secretly practicing their math.
Can students just guess the code?
Each 9-answer puzzle has 3,024 possible 4-letter permutations, so the likelihood of guessing correctly is pretty low.
I hope your students enjoy the escape rooms!