Multiplication and Division Facts Game - Practice Fluency Review Activity Bundle

Do you want to make multiplication and division facts fun and engaging? Look no further. In these 3 digital escape room activities, students practice their times tables from 1 x 1 up to and including 10 x 10. Perfect for building math facts fluency, review practice and fun. A GIF appears after students decode each lock to ramp up engagement. Perfect for in-person or distance learning.

-- Analyze data INSTANTLY - all digital

** There is a teacher dashboard that displays all the students in the class

** Gives you instant access to see students' performance on any lock

** A check mark indicates they answered correctly

** An X indicates they are still working on the lock, or that they are struggling on the lock

-- Every 2 locks covers a times table.

** The first two locks captures ALL the 1's times tables

** The next two locks capture ALL the 2's times tables

** This continues until the last two locks, covering ALL the 10's times tables

** For the division escape room, the first two locks cover divisors of 1

** The next two locks cover divisors of 2.

** This continues until the last two locks, covering divisors of 10.

-- Differentiating

** The last slide of the activity prompts students to draw their favorite GIF

** Allows other students time to finish

** Allows you to pull small groups or 1-on-1

-- Not timed

** Jo Boaler is big on not timing students, which reduces math anxiety and helps build growth mindsets

-- The 3rd Digital Escape Room

** Half the locks require students to solve problems and type a code using the key

** The remaining locks require students to match cards containing a problem and answer

Directions are provided on a slide and also on a short video in the activity. Super easy to implement and straightforward using Desmos, a free and user-friendly platform. Help your students have fun while engaging in mathematics. Pull students in breakout rooms or small groups to support struggling learners!

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me at brettpatrick5@gmail.com. Thanks!

Key Words: Times Tables and Division Facts Activity Escape Room Digital

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