Play our comparing and ordering numbers game with your students to engage and educate at the same time.
A Comparing and Ordering Numbers Game – Escape Room Style!
If you are looking for an engaging comparing and ordering numbers game, our “Escape the Robot Invasion” escape room is just the ticket! Students will compare and order whole numbers up to the hundred thousands place in this multi-skill escape room.
This escape room contains six missions using the following skills:
- Mission 1: Ordering 5-digit numbers from least to greatest
- Mission 2: Checking the ordering of 4 and 5-digit numbers
- Mission 3: Ordering 4 and 5-digit numbers from least to greatest
- Mission 4: Comparing 5-digit numbers using < and >
- Mission 5: Comparing 5-digit numbers
- Mission 6: Comparing 5-digit numbers using < and >
This escape room would be a wonderful review activity for a unit on comparing and ordering numbers.
Why Use Escape Rooms?
Students of all ages love learning with escape rooms, and many educators love them as well! But do they deserve a place in your lesson planner? We think so! Here are some of the many reasons why:
- Engagement: The gamified and interactive nature of escape rooms grabs students’ attention and is often a welcome change from the traditional classroom setting.
- Cooperation: Escape rooms promote cooperation and collaboration among group members as they work together to crack the code.
- Problem-Solving: Students often need to think critically or solve puzzles to progress, promoting problem-solving skills.
And best of all— with Teach Starter they are easy to prepare!
Instructions:
- Print the “Escape the Robot Invasion Workbook” front to back and give each student a copy. Fold the book in the middle.
- Group three or four students together, and give each group digital access to the Google Slides or PowerPoint version of the escape room. Make sure it is in EDIT mode so students can manipulate the pieces.
- Students work together, using a combination of the presentation and their workbooks to solve each mission.
- Once all missions are solved, students transfer the code numbers to the back of their workbook, and use the answer key to check their solution.
Grab This Resource Today!
This comparing and ordering numbers game and escape room is available as a PowerPoint presentation, and the workbook is available in both Google Slides and PDF format. Click the drop-down arrow located on the download button to download everything you need in the formats of your choice.
This escape room was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher and a Teach Starter collaborator.
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