Description
Halloween Math Scavenger Hunt – Unit Rate Practice for 6th Grade
Follow Escape Room Scoots if you Teach Middle School Math. I offer massive discounts on newly released products for the first few days, so be sure to be following.
Your students will love this Halloween-themed math scavenger hunt! Designed for 6th grade and great for 5th or 7th grade math too! This engaging Halloween math activity gets kids moving, collaborating, and solving real-world unit price problems — all while surrounded by spooky fun! Most problems have students find the unit price and multiple by the desired quantity.
Hang up the task cards around your classroom or hallway and watch your students transform into math detectives, hunting for clues from Halloween characters and creepy objects. Each clue involves solving a unit rate and finding a matching item.
This version focuses on basic, easy-to-calculate numbers, so students can focus on the concept rather than getting lost in the arithmetic. You’ll even find some unit rates under $1, a great way to strengthen their understanding of trickier cases. I included a few different versions if you’d like more or less unit rates less than a dollar.
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What’s Included:
- 16 Printable Halloween-themed task cards (some with a grungy-style for spooky fun!)
- A few versions of the cards — choose between mostly under-$1 or over-$1 unit rates
- Answer key for quick checks
- Student recording sheet for accountability and grading making the scavenger hunt fun.
- Brief and detailed teacher notes for quick setup
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Why Teachers Love It:
- Easy prep — just print, hang, and go!
- These are the type of activities that get your students to love your math class.
- Designed for quick setup (black-and-white friendly)
- Encourages movement, collaboration, and engagement
- Great for sub plans, review days, or Halloween week fun
- Created by a 20-year math teacher who knows what works in the classroom
- great photo opportunities for your newsletters
- Parents and Admin love seeing students doing these types of collaboratI’ve activities.
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Teacher Tip:
Invest in clipboards and hang the cards using command hooks and page protectors that students can write on with a dry erase marker for a reusable, no-tape setup! Early finishers can help swap out cards for others — a classroom favorite that keeps everyone involved.
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Description
Halloween Math Scavenger Hunt – Unit Rate Practice for 6th Grade
Follow Escape Room Scoots if you Teach Middle School Math. I offer massive discounts on newly released products for the first few days, so be sure to be following.
Your students will love this Halloween-themed math scavenger hunt! Designed for 6th grade and great for 5th or 7th grade math too! This engaging Halloween math activity gets kids moving, collaborating, and solving real-world unit price problems — all while surrounded by spooky fun! Most problems have students find the unit price and multiple by the desired quantity.
Hang up the task cards around your classroom or hallway and watch your students transform into math detectives, hunting for clues from Halloween characters and creepy objects. Each clue involves solving a unit rate and finding a matching item.
This version focuses on basic, easy-to-calculate numbers, so students can focus on the concept rather than getting lost in the arithmetic. You’ll even find some unit rates under $1, a great way to strengthen their understanding of trickier cases. I included a few different versions if you’d like more or less unit rates less than a dollar.
🧡
What’s Included:
- 16 Printable Halloween-themed task cards (some with a grungy-style for spooky fun!)
- A few versions of the cards — choose between mostly under-$1 or over-$1 unit rates
- Answer key for quick checks
- Student recording sheet for accountability and grading making the scavenger hunt fun.
- Brief and detailed teacher notes for quick setup
👻
Why Teachers Love It:
- Easy prep — just print, hang, and go!
- These are the type of activities that get your students to love your math class.
- Designed for quick setup (black-and-white friendly)
- Encourages movement, collaboration, and engagement
- Great for sub plans, review days, or Halloween week fun
- Created by a 20-year math teacher who knows what works in the classroom
- great photo opportunities for your newsletters
- Parents and Admin love seeing students doing these types of collaboratI’ve activities.
✨
Teacher Tip:
Invest in clipboards and hang the cards using command hooks and page protectors that students can write on with a dry erase marker for a reusable, no-tape setup! Early finishers can help swap out cards for others — a classroom favorite that keeps everyone involved.
