Description
Celebrate the hundredth day of school with an engaging 4th grade math escape room built around multiplication, division, and multistep problem solving. Students race to find five hidden keys and unlock the school in time for the 100th Day party.
This resource includes both a low-prep black-and-white printable escape room and a no-prep, self-checking digital Google Forms™ version. The digital activity works on computers, tablets, and phones and does not require Google Classroom™, Google Drive™, or student email addresses.
Math skills practiced
- Multiplying two-digit numbers by two-digit numbers
- Multiplying one-digit numbers by numbers with up to four digits
- Dividing numbers with up to four digits by one-digit divisors
- Solving one- and two-step multiplication and division word problems
- Using logic, comparison, ciphers, mazes, and deductive reasoning
The five puzzles ask students to decode a message, compare products to identify the correct school bus, follow a path of correct quotients through a division maze, solve a multiplication grid and unscramble a word, and complete multistep word problems to open the final safe.
What is included
- Google Forms™ digital escape room link
- Optional link for saving a copy of the form
- Black-and-white printable introduction, five puzzle pages, and success page
- Answer key and teacher tips
- Optional success signs
- Helpful hints in the digital version when an incorrect answer is entered
Standards: 4.NBT.B.5, 4.NBT.B.6, and 4.OA.A.3.
Most students will need approximately 45–60 minutes. Use this 100th Day of School math activity for review, enrichment, centers, small groups, early finishers, or extra multiplication and division practice.
