Read, Write, Compare Numbers Skip Count Word Problem 2nd Grade Math Escape Room

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Students work through four math problem sets where they practice skip-counting, reading, writing, comparing numbers, and solving word problems.

Grades: 2 | Format: Webscape + Printable pages + Google Slides

Description

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

  • Grades: 2
  • Format: Webscape + Printable pages + Google Slides

Learning Objective

Students work through four math problem sets where they practice skip-counting, reading, writing, comparing numbers, and solving word problems.

What's Included

  • 2nd Grade Read, Write, & Compare Numbers Video Game Escape Room
  • Print and Digital Directions
  • Email from Professor Game
  • Challenge #1: Skip count to add geometry.
  • Challenge #2: Read and write numbers to add health.
  • Challenge #3: Compare numbers to add powerup.
  • Challenge #4: Solve the word problems to add multiplayer.
  • Game Creation 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

Students work through four math problem sets where they practice skip-counting, reading, writing, comparing numbers, and solving word problems.

8 reviews for Read, Write, Compare Numbers Skip Count Word Problem 2nd Grade Math Escape Room

  1. Pam G –

    My students love the MagiCore Escape Rooms. They love doing them with a partner. Easy for teachers to share with students.

  2. Brooke H. –

    I used this with my advanced students working on number sense. It was the perfect balance of challenging but also fun.

  3. Amanda Grisham –

    An amazing way to practice reading, writing, and comparing numbers, as well as skip counting. My students were completely engaged and loved the “escape room” format—it turned learning into an exciting challenge! T

  4. Brandi H. –

    My students love escape rooms and to be able to practice math skills along with it, they were so happy!

  5. Tracy P. –

    This is a great resource. Thank you

  6. Jill L. –

    A great resource for my students to review skills that they had learned throughout the year and keep them engaged at the end of the school year. They loved the idea of building a video game as they are so used to playing video games at home.

  7. Lynn B. –

    My students enjoyed doing this as an end of the year review. They had fun solving this mission with a partner.

  8. Scott’s Scholars –

    I used all of these to prepare for standardized testing. Thanks for your hard work!

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