‘Escape’ the ordinary in your classroom with this measurement escape room that will engage your students as they solve measurement conversion problems.
Explore ‘Measurement Mansion’ With This Measurement Escape Room!
Turn measurement conversions into an unforgettable adventure with Measurement Mansion, a thrilling measurement escape room designed for interactive learning. Students work through five imaginative tasks, solving metric conversion problems to reveal numbers for a secret escape code. The colourful Google Slideshow provides immersive visuals for each part of the mansion, and the student notebook lets learners record their answers and codes.
Included in this measurement escape room:
- Google Slides version of ‘Measurement Mansion’
- PowerPoint version of ‘Measurement Mansion’
- Google Slides version of the student notebook
- PDF version of the student notebook
Using This Units of Measurement Game in the Classroom
This units of measurement game is perfect for maths stations, collaborative group activities, or as an exciting classroom challenge. Here’s how to implement this activity in your classroom!
- Download the measurement escape room file, along with the matching student notebook.
- Print and provide each student a copy of the student notebook to assemble in the correct order.
- Ensure students have access to the escape room, whether this means providing each group with a digital device or displaying the slideshow to the entire class.
- Put the escape room in ‘slideshow’ or ‘presentation’ mode.
- Instruct students to read each slide and follow the instructions there and in their notebooks. All work should be completed in the notebooks.
- When students are finished, they can check their final code on the ‘Congratulations!’ slide by clicking the slide until all the numbers appear.
Downloading Our Metric Measurement Conversion Games
This and other metric measurement conversion games are easy to download and use! Simply click the drop-down arrow on the download button, and then select the resources in the format of your choice.
This resource was created by Lauren Borst, a teacher and a Teach Starter collaborator.
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