Multiplication & Division Fact Fluency Escape Room Digital 3rd Grade 3.OA.C.7

$6.95

Students work through four unique problem sets where they practice solving for the missing numbers, fact families, “finding the rule” and multiplication and division.

Grades: 3 | Format: Webscape + Printable pages + Google Slides

Description

Keep skill review focused with a themed challenge students can work through step by step.

  • Grades: 3
  • Format: Webscape + Printable pages + Google Slides

Learning Objective

Students work through four unique problem sets where they practice solving for the missing numbers, fact families, “finding the rule” and multiplication and division.

What's Included

  • 3rd Grade Multiplication & Division – Monster Science Escape Room
  • Print and Digital Directions
  • Monster Lab Letter from the Mad Scientist
  • Challenge #1: Solve the missing numbers problems to perform the Cuteness Experiment.
  • Challenge #2: Solve the fact families problems to perform the Durability Experiment.
  • Challenge #3: Solve the find the rule problems to perform the Fear Experiment.
  • Challenge #4: Solve the multiplication and division problems to perform the Appetite Experiment.
  • Escape the Science Lab Certificate
  • Ooops Cards
  • Recording Brochure
  • Answer Key
  • Digital Version Links
  • Google Slides Link for Digital Escape Room
  • Google Forms Link for Decoding Tool
  • Webscape Link

Ways to Use

Skill review, collaborative practice, centers, or enrichment.

Preparation

Preview the student pages, choose the activities, and print the pages you need. For digital use, check device and internet access and assign the version you will use. For the printable escape room, place the challenge pages in folders as directed. Preview linked videos and confirm YouTube access before assigning them.

Standards & Skills

Source-listed alignment: 3.OA.C.7.

98 reviews for Multiplication & Division Fact Fluency Escape Room Digital 3rd Grade 3.OA.C.7

  1. Sylvia Sewade –

    My students loved this escape room! It was a fun way to review before the state assessment.

  2. Miss O’Hara’s Tidbits –

    My students loved this escape room! It made practicing multiplication and division facts much more exciting and kept them engaged the entire time. I loved that it provided meaningful fact fluency practice without feeling like another worksheet. Fun, easy to use, and definitely something I’ll use again!

  3. Mindy O. –

    My students love the MagiCore escape rooms. Even the students with low frustration tolerance stay engaged and determined

  4. Becky G. –

    This is a fun way for students to practice their facts! My kids love Escape Rooms.

  5. Christina K. –

    My students were really engaged with this! Would recommend!

  6. marlayne sick –

    This was an absolutely fantastic resource for my upper elementary classroom! Thank you!

  7. Jana W. –

    This resource was easy to use and truly helped keep  students engaged. A great way to review skills.

  8. Lindsey E. –

    I left this review for my students while I had a sub. It’s been 4 days since and they still talk about it! Thank you for making it fun and challenging! Can’t wait to purchase another one!

  9. Michele V. –

    This was a fantastic escape room. Students got practice with their facts right before testing. It was the break they needed prior to testing. A game in their eyes and one last fact check in my eyes .

  10. Karen B. –

    My students love escape rooms, and this one was certainly a hit.

  11. Sara O. –

    My students love these webscapes. They are a great way to review challenging content.

  12. The Literacy Lagoon –

    This was such a fun resource to use with my virtual tutoring students.

  13. Life at the River-Jennifer Brewer –

    My students love playing these games! They are so much fun and interactive!

  14. Jessica L. –

    My students beg to get on these and then they want me to assign another one! They can not wait to do these activities.

  15. Jaime D. –

    MagiCore’s escape rooms are great! They are simple to use, engaging, and the students love them!

  16. kimberly B. –

    My kids LOVE when they hear they have a virtual field trip or webquest from Magicore! It is so easy to assign in an instant. The kids enjoy the videos. The read aloud option id great for my kids who have accommodations. They cover SO MANY different topics.

  17. Amanda Grisham –

    My students absolutely loved this escape room! The dragon storyline immediately grabbed their attention and kept them motivated to solve each challenge. It was a fun and engaging way for them to practice multiplication and division fact families. I especially liked how students had to find missing factors, quotients, and related equations to unlock the codes. The mix of printable and digital options made it easy to use in the classroom. This was a great way to review important math skills while keeping students excited and engaged!

  18. Nancy A. –

    My students had so much fun and are begging to do more of the webscape escape rooms!!!! They were fully engaged and worked together to escape!

  19. Emily T. –

    This resource was a fun way to review multiplication and division. I enjoyed having a physical and digital copy.

  20. Gina Cottrell –

    this was so much fun for my kids to work through together as review

  21. Nora I. –

    This escape room is exactly what I was needing for my small group math intervention. It was fun, and the kids were really into it! Thank you for creating such a wonderful resource. I can’t wait to use it again in the future with my daily classroom kiddos.

  22. Misti French –

    My students are obsessed with these escape rooms. We have used this to review and further expand on their learning. They ask to repeat them all of the time.

  23. King of the Class –

    Students enjoyed working on this escape room to practice facts.

  24. Rebekka S. –

    My students always love these webescapes and they are great for sub days.

  25. Ashley Chenoweth –

    Would highly recommend. Great for online teaching.

  26. Alyssa G. –

    I loved using these for my 1-1 tutoring. I just wish that I was able to save with the webquest because I had to split it into two sessions. That meant I had to go do all of the work ahead of time to get back to where we were. I don’t know if this is an option, so I am still giving 5 stars!

    • jonathan –

      Hi Alyssa. Glad you enjoyed this! Yes, the Webquest will automatically save progress, so long as cookies are enabled. Since I can’t control outside computer and district settings, I also offer all of our digital activities (almost 2,000!) in our online learning platform, MagiCore Academy. In Academy, students and teachers have their own accounts where all progress and data is saved. If your settings aren’t working for Webscapes, this may be a better option for you. Let me know if you have any questions.

      Julie

  27. kristina N. –

    These really are the greatest! They are easy to assign webscape and the kids love them. Very good well thought out quality.

  28. Mary Jo B. –

    I especially love that you have the equations mixed with the answer first in some cases. Love the mix of facts with fact families, input and output and triangle facts.

  29. Global Connections –

    This is great! It allows my students to practice skills at a higher level.

  30. Cori S. –

    My students LOVE these! they are so engaging and easy to use

  31. Laura S. –

    My students loved this for practising their skills. Everyone was engaged.

  32. Bronte R. –

    We did this around Halloween time as a practice with our multiplication and division skills. The kids really enjoyed it!

  33. Joe Matteoli –

    My class was very engaged. They love doing webscapes.

  34. diane G. –

    Students were super engaged with this product. It is a great tool for reviewing and practicing fluency.

  35. Katlyn A. –

    I like this station game for students to practice fact fluency.

  36. melissa C. –

    I love, love this resource! It is so engaging and was a really useful resource! I used it as a review tool for my math small group time! Amazing!

  37. Kimberly L. –

    fun activity well designed and was a great tool to access for reviewing basic skills for struggling learners

  38. Kind Classroom Vibes –

    Thank you for creating a fun and engaging resource for my students!

  39. Lianne W. –

    My students loved using this resource. They enjoyed the escape room.

  40. Ashton C. –

    My students loved this resource! They love escape rooms, we did it whole class, but I think I will assign individual next time! Was nice during testing weeks.

  41. Ashley F. –

    This digital escape room is a fun and interactive way for 3rd graders to build fact fluency in multiplication and division! The engaging challenges keep students motivated while reinforcing essential math skills in a game-like format. Perfect for independent or small-group practice! ?✨

  42. Kayleigh Sykora –

    Our class loves using these escape rooms! They are great to practice and reinforce new skills. Thank you for creating and sharing!

  43. Nicole B. –

    This was WONDERFUL! My students have really struggled with fact fluency this year so this was a fun way to do some end of the year review with them!

  44. Kristin B. –

    This was a great resource. My students enjoyed it very much. Thanks!

  45. Janet B. –

    My homeschooler really enjoyed this activity as a unit review. The Webscape format makes it very seamless and perfect for independent work. He requested more of these same type of escape rooms, and I already purchased the 4th grade bundle for next year.

  46. Shannon S. –

    LOVE LOVE LOVE!! My students are in test prep mode, and this was such a fun way to practice multiplication and division skills. A much-needed break from the hum drum of worksheets and powerpoints! The Webscape is the BEST!

  47. Haunani Martinez – Elementary Resources –

    My students really liked this. We did it as a class and I had the students write their answers and work on a whiteboard.

  48. Bryn N. –

    This was such an engaging resource! My students absolutely loved this!

  49. Teach Thrive Survive LLC –

    This a a fun and engaging activity for students to use what they have learned about multiplication and division and play a “game” at the same time!

  50. Sacha K. –

    My students LOVE Magicore escape rooms. They get very excited when I tell them we’re doing one!

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