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A mix of 26 addition rule, multiplication rule, and conditional probability questions about a standard deck of cards. Find the cards in question to lead you to the next problem! This resource is a word document so you may edit it to your liking. I made this activity for my CP Probability & Statistics class - but it is also challenging enough for an AP level statistics class. It generally takes about two class periods - but my kids LOVE it and it is GOOD practice. The problems may be a little tr

This is an activity where students are provided a menu (there are six different menus) and have to calculate their bill including tax and tip. This was a great exercise for when we were learning about percentages in the real world. Was a good life lesson as well on how a bill can really add up! Worksheet included.

This escape room has a spooky, magical feel! It contains five probability questions and a few puzzles to crack the ultimate code! This escape room is on Google Slides and can be done collaboratively as a class, or independently on separate devices! Duration is about 60 minutes. Teacher guidelines, student worksheet, and answer key included!

This is a google slides Escape Room for you to edit to your liking. There are three different rooms within the train. I would suggest purchasing only if you know how to create an escape room in google slides. The buttons that get you from room to room as well as a couple of objects are included, but you would have to create any clues or puzzles yourself. This is merely just a template to start with. To learn how to make an escape room in Google Slides, please download my free presentation on my

A click-through escape room where students will have to crack the code to move onto the next room. There are 10 rooms in this set with a total of 9 different math problems/riddles to solve. The skills required include: - adding/subtracting/multiplying/dividing - general math riddles/brain teasers - order of operations - solving linear equations with distribution and variables on both sides - system of equations on a graph - system of inequalities (no solution) - system of equations elimination

A click-through escape room on Google Slides. It is more like a scavenger hunt where they start at the Christmas tree and have to find the next problem's location, given a hint. (i.e the first problem includes a hint that the second problem has something to do with a ginger bread man - so they must find the gingerbread house in the dining room...and so on.) The end goal is to finish all the problems and then find a safe wrapped under one of the trees. That's where they will type in all of their

This is a Google Slides Presentation that is a virtual replica of the Barbie Dream House from the Barbie Movie. (2023) There are 10 objects that students need to find in the house that have questions on them. The questions are not related to the Barbie Movie, and are not related to any specific content area. They are easy, for any age, and are simply just random. There is one question that involves basic addition. This bundle comes with the virtual Dream House, student worksheet, answer key, tea

This escape room has two "rooms" that they need to escape. There are one step, two step, and multi step equations to solve in order to crack codes to escape! The escape room is on Google Slides. It is a click through escape room (not on Google Forms) so it is designed so that students can only get to the end of the presentation if they have entered all the codes correctly. Student worksheet, answer key, and teacher guidelines are also included!

This is a Google Slides escape room for you to edit to your liking. This template is a market with many objects to click on. I would suggest purchasing only if you know how to create an escape room in Google Slides. The buttons that allow you to click on certain objects are included, but you would have to create any clues or puzzles yourself. This is merely just a template to start with. To learn how to make an escape room in Google Slides, please download my free presentation on my TPT account

This was a presentation I gave at a PD last year. Hopefully it will help if you are interested in making some virtual escape rooms of your own!

This is simply a document with instructions and links that will help you build your own classroom escape room.

A station-based review on one step equations, two step equations, multi step equations, literal equations, conversions, and basic percentages.