
Digital Escape Room
Order of Operations Summer Digital Escape Room
Math Activity · Grades 4–7
Grade 4Grade 5Grade 6Grade 7Grades 4-7Answer keys included
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Hand over a link and let the code-cracking begin. This animated, self-checking digital escape room turns order of operations into a sunny summer mission your students won't want to put down.
No printing, no logins, no prep — just send the private link and let your students solve their way out.
Quick details
- Grade levels: 4–7
- Format: interactive, browser-based escape room
- Resource type: no-prep digital review game
- Skill focus: evaluating expressions using the order of operations (no exponents)
- Tech needed: any device with a web browser
The mission
A vault of number puzzles is buried in the sand. Apply the order of operations correctly to evaluate each expression and reveal the code — one slip in the order and the vault stays shut.
How the escape room works
- Open the private link — no app, no login, no account.
- Solve each animated challenge.
- A correct answer reveals the next code; wrong answers won't unlock the door.
- Crack the final code to complete the mission and escape.
What's included
- An interactive escape room hosted on a private site (animated, with randomized answers for replayability).
- No Boom Cards, Google Slides, logins, or subscriptions required.
- A PDF containing the private access link to share via Google Classroom, email, or any LMS.
Skills covered
- Applying the order of operations (PEMDAS, no exponents)
- Working through parentheses, multiplication, and division
- Adding and subtracting in the correct sequence
- Evaluating multi-step expressions
Best used for
Math centers, tech time, early finishers, end-of-year and summer review, sub plans, homeschool, test prep, and distance learning.
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