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2021-22 Elementary School PCS FSA Assessment Schedule-Final

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Elementary STEM Resources with Grade-Level Standards

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The Great Geometry Escape

Start

You'll have to crack the codeto escape from Lego town!

Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password lego to unlock door 1.

Unlock Door 1

Room 1

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Tell whether the name for each triangle is correct.

Type your answer choices inalphabetical order to unlockthe next problem.

How many acute angles are in this figure?

Type your answer in order to unlock the next problem.

Room 2

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Type your answer choice in order to unlockthe next problem.

Room 3

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Type your answers in alphabetical orderto unlock the next problem.

Room 4

Which figure shows a line of symmetry?

Room 5

Type your answer choice to unlock the next problem.

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Room 6

Type your answer choice to unlock the next problem.

Which drawing shows 3 rays?

Room 7

Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next problem.

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Brett makes party invitations using the first letter of his name. Thedashedline shows how he folded his invitation to create two matchingparts.Nate, Hector, Daniel and Michael all want to make similar party invitations using their first name. Match each statement with the boy that could make that statement.

Room 8

Type the letters of your answer choices in order to unlock the next problem.

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Room 9

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How many lines of symmetry does this figure have?

Type your answer to unlock the final problem.

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Type the answer in order to unlock the last door.

Room 10

Ross uses one figure to show an acute, obtuse, and right angle to a classmate.Which figure could Ross use to show all three types of angles?

Congratulations!

You have unlocked all the doors and escaped Lego town!

Home

Now that you have escaped,tell your teacher"Abby Road"so they know you are out!

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The Great Geometry Escape: A Geometry Escape Room by delonga on Genially

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The Great Geometry Escape Start You'll have to crack the codeto escape from Lego town! Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password lego to unlock door 1.

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These beautiful flash cards use spaced repetition to teach multiplication facts. Achieve fluency with just five minutes of practice per day!

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Escape from Math Manor 3rd Grade Algebraic Thinking
You'll have to crack the code to escape from Math Manor!

Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!

When you're ready, use the password spooky to unlock door 1.

*Type your answer choice to unlock the next question.

Room 1

*Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next question.

Room 2

Room 3

*Type your answer choice to unlock the next question.

Room 4

*Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next question.

*Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next question.

Room 6

*Type your answer choice to unlock the next question.

*Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next question.

Room 8

Type your answer as a number.

Room 9

Type your answer as a number.

Unlock the Final Door!

Room 10

*Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next question.

Congratulations!

You unlocked all the doors and made it out of Math Manor!

Share this code with your teacher: whoyagonnacall?

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Escape from Math Manor 3rd Grade Algebraic Thinking You'll have to crack the code to escape from Math Manor! Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters! When you're ready, use the password spooky to unlock door 1.

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Grade 3 Algebraic Thinking Breakout! Room Recording Sheet

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Grade 3 Measurement and Data Escape from Space Game by gaymorej on Genially

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Grade 3 Measurement and Data Breakout! Room Recording Sheet

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Escapefrom the Toy Store 3rd Grade Fractions

Start

You were accidently locked in the toy store at closing time. You'll have to crack the code by answering a series of math questions to escape!

Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password toystoryto unlock door 1.

Unlock Door 1

Unlock the Door

*Type your answer choice to unlock the next question.

Room 1

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*Type your answer to unlock the next question.

Room 2

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Room 3

*Type your answer choice to unlock the next question.

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Room 4

*Type your answer in the grid to unlock the next question.

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Room 5

*Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next question.

*Type your answer choice to unlock the next question.

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Room 6

*Type your answer choice to unlock the next question.

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Room 7

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Room 8

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Room 9

*Type your answer choice to unlock the next question.

Unlock the Final Door!

Room 10

*Type your answer choices in order to unlock the next question.

Congratulations!

You were able to get the code to open the doors and escape from the toy store!Share this code word with your teacher:imrational

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Grade 3 Fractions Escape Game by gaymorej on Genially

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Escapefrom the Toy Store 3rd Grade Fractions Start You were accidently locked in the toy store at closing time. You'll have to crack the code by answering a series of math questions to escape! Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question.

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Grade 3 Fractions Breakout! Room Recording Sheet

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Grade 3 Geometry Breakout! Room Recording Sheet

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Escapefrom a Night atthe Museum 3rd Grade Numbers & Operations

Start

You are on a field trip spending the night at the museum when you notice everyone else has disappeared. You try all the doors but they are locked. You see a sign that says answer the questions to get the code to disarm the security system and unlock the doors. Now, it's time to work to escape from the Museum! LET'S GO!

Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password noexitto unlock door 1.

Unlock Door 1

Unlock the Door

*Type your answer choicesto unlock the next question.

Room 1

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*Type your answer choiceto unlock the next question.

Room 2

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Room 3

*Type your answer choices in alphabetical to unlock the next question.

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Room 4

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Room 5

*Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next question.

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Room 6

*Type your answer choice to unlock the next question.

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Room 7

*Type your answer to unlock the next question.

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Room 8

Type your answer as a number.

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Room 9

Type your answer as a number.

Unlock the Final Door!

Room 10

*Type your answer to unlock the final question.

Congratulations!

You unlocked all the doors and made it out of the Museum!Share this code with your teacher:round

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Grade 3 Numbers and Operations Escape from the Museum Game by gaymorej on Genially

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Escapefrom a Night atthe Museum 3rd Grade Numbers & Operations Start You are on a field trip spending the night at the museum when you notice everyone else has disappeared. You try all the doors but they are locked. You see a sign that says answer the questions to get the code to disarm the security system and unlock the doors.

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Grade 3 Number and Operations Breakout! Room Recording Sheet

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The Great Geometry Escape Recording Sheet

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You were enjoying an evening at the zoo, wandering around and enjoying the different animal exhibits. When you made your way back to the exit, you realized you had lost track of time and the zoo had already closed with you still locked inside! "What am I going to do?" you wonder. You remember a friend, who works at the zoo, telling you about the secret staff exit. If you can find that you should be able to make your way home. Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question.

Make sure you use all lowercase letters!

Enter the word zoo to access the first exhibit.

Animal Fun Fact:

An adult hippopotamus can weigh up to 2 tons.

Nick needs 2 gallons of cider, but the store only sells quart containers.

How many quarts of cider should Nick buy?

Type your answer to unlock the next exhibit.

Animal Fun Fact:

Blue Poison Dart Frogs are about 3 centimeters long.

Miriam asks some friends how long it takes to get to school on the bus. The line plot shows the length of time, in hours, that each friend spends on the bus.

What is the difference, in hours, between the longest and shortest amount of time spent on the bus?

Type your answer to unlock the next exhibit.

Use the "/" for the fraction bar.

A male clouded leopard can weigh up to 23 kilograms!

Nathan uses a protractor to measure this angle.

What is the measure of the angle in degrees?

Type your answer to unlock the next exhibit.

A robot makes a half turn of 180 degrees by making three turns shown.

Animal Fun Fact:

Bornean Orangutans are the colosest living relatives of humans.

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Animal Fun Fact:

Adult Orca's can be about 9 yards long.

Below are the masses of packages received by Farah, Anna, and Michele.

Michele's package is one-half kilogram.

Farah's package is 500 grams.

Anna's package is 2 kilograms.

a) Farah's package has the greatest mass.
b) Michele's package has the same mass as Farah's package.
c) Anna's package has less mass than Michele's package
d) Anna's package has the least mass.

Type the letter of your answer choice to unlock the next exhibit.

Animal Fun Fact:

Giraffes only need 5 to 30 minutes of sleep in a 24-hour period! They often achieve that in quick naps that may last only a minute or two at a time.

Franco needs to leave for practice in 2 hours. He does his homework for 45 minutes, talks to his dad for 20 minutes, and makes a snack for 25 minutes. How many minutes does Franco have left before he needs to leave for practice?

Type your answer to unlock the next exhibit.

No penguins live at the North Pole.

Select all the angles that appear to have a measure of less than 90 degrees.

Type your answers in alphabetical order to unlock the next exhibit.

Meerkats live in the desert but they don't drink water. They get all the water they need from the food they eat.

Hannah wants to find the perimeter of a placemat she is making. The diagram shows the placemat. Which expressions can Hannah use to find the perimeter of the placemat?

Select all the correct answers.

Type your answers in alphabetical order to unlock the next exhibit.

Red Pandas are more closely related to racoons than the black and white giant pandas.

Carla weaves a rug in 6 days. She weaves 2 feet on the first day. She weaves 1/2 foot on each of the next 2 days. She weaves 14 inches on each of the next 3 days. How many inches of rug does Carla weave in all?

Type your answer to unlock the next exhibit.

Unlock the Final Door!

Garrett measures the lengths of corn cobs in his garden. The lengths of the cobs are listed below.

Which line plot could Garrett make to show these data?

Flamingos are able to "run" on water, thanks to their webbed feet, to gain speed before lifting up into the sky.

Congratulations!

You unlocked all the gates and made it out of the Zoo!

Now that you have unlocked the zoo gates, tell your teacher "I love manatees!"

so they know you are out.

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Mission Possible: The Zoo Escape A Measurement Escape Room

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You were enjoying an evening at the zoo, wandering around and enjoying the different animal exhibits. When you made your way back to the exit, you realized you had lost track of time and the zoo had already closed with you still locked inside! "What am I going to do?"

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Not Fast Just Furious
You'll have to crack the code to win the race!

The Not Fast Just Furious race has come to Pinellas County! When you arrived on race day with your form of transoprtation, several onlookers were already there. Everyone was excited to watch you compete in a different kind of race, a race where every contestant is using a different form of transportation. While everyone is NOT a fast racer, everyone IS a furious competitor.

Use the code race to unlock the first problem.

Type the correct symbol in order to unlock the next problem.

Chloe rides her bike for of an hour. Paul rides his bike for of an hour.

Write the symbol >, <, or = to compare and .

Type your answer choices in

alphabetical order to unlock the next problem.

Select all the models that represent the sum .

Type your answer choices in alphabetical to unlock the next problem.

Type your answers to unlock the next problem.

Use "/" for the fraction bar.

Scott rode his bike mile from his house to his grandfather's house.

Then he rode his bike mile to his friend's house.

How much farther, in miles did Scott ride his bike to his grandfather's house than to his friend's house?

Type your answer choice to unlock the next problem.

Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next problem.

Fill in the circles to match each fraction to the equivalent decimal.

Type your answer to unlock the next problem. Use the "/" for the fraction bar.

Jerry played outside for hours yesterday. He played tag for hour,

basketball for hours, and kickball for the rest of the time. How much time,

in hours, did Jerry spend playing kickball?

Type your answer choices in alphabetical to unlock the next problem.

Select all the expressions that could be used to find the product represented in this diagram.

Type your answer to unlock the next problem. Use the "/" for the fraction bar.

What is the sum of and ?

Type the answer in order to unlock the last door.

Use the "/" for the fraction bar.

Maggie has a watering can that holds gallon of water. She fills it 2 times and

pours all the water into her house plants.

How many gallons of water does Maggie use on her houseplants?

Congratulations!

You have unlocked all the doors and won the

Not Fast Just Furious race!

Now that you have finished the race, tell your teacher "I WON! so they know you have finished the race.

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Not Fast, Just Furious: A Fractions Escape Room

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Not Fast Just Furious You'll have to crack the code to win the race! The Not Fast Just Furious race has come to Pinellas County! When you arrived on race day with your form of transoprtation, several onlookers were already there.

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A Number and Operations in Base-10 Escape Room

Base-10 Breakout!

Start

You'll have to crack the code to escape from Math Manor!

Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password breakoutto unlock door 1.

Unlock Door 1

Fill in the circles to show how each number was rounded.

Unlock the Door

*Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlockthe next question.

Room 1

A digit is missing from the problem below.What digit belongs in the box to correctly find the sum?

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*Type the missing digit in order to unlock the next question.

Room 2

The Area model shows the product of two numbers.What product does the area model represent?

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Room 3

*Type the product in order to unlock the next question.

How many times greater is the value of the 3 in 532,600 than the value of the 3 in 53,206?

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Room 4

*Type the answer in order to unlock the next question.

This model shows one way to find the quotient of7,848 4.Which equation shows the final step in finding the quotient?

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a. 1,900 + 60 + 2 + 4 + 8 = 1,974b. 1,900 + 60 + 2 + 4 = 1,966c. 1,900 + 60 + 2 = 1,962d. 1,900 - 60 - 2 = 1,838

Room 5

Type your answer choice in order to unlock the next question.

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Room 6

A digit is missing from the problem below.What digit belongs in the box to correctly find the sum?

*Type the missing digit in order to unlock the next question.

Traci wants to solve 2,142 7.She writes the expression (21 7) + (42 7) to help her find the quotient.What mistake did Traci make?

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a. Traci divides 21 ones by 7 instead of 21 hundreds by 7.b. Traci divides 42 ones by 7 instead of 42 hundreds by 7.c. Traci divides 21 ones by 7 instead of 21 thousands by 7.d. Traci divides 42 ones by 7 instead of 42 thousands by 7

Room 7

*Type your answer choice in order to unlock the next question.

Myles writes an equation to compare the value of the digit in the hundreds place with the value of the digit in the thousands place in this number.863,365

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Room 8

Which equation does Myles write?a. 300 x 10 = 3,000b. 600 x 10 = 6,000c. 300 x 100 = 3,000d. 600 x 100 = 6,000

*Type your answer choice in order to unlock the next question.

Which comparison is true?a. 800,000 + 90,000 + 2,000 + 100 + 4 < 829,104b. 892,401 < 800,000 + 90,000 + 2,000 + 100 + 4c. 891,204 > 800,000 + 90,000 + 2,000 + 100 + 4d. 800,000 + 90,000 + 2,000 + 100 + 4 > 891,402

Unlock the Door

Room 9

Type your answer choice in order to unlock the next question.

Solve.9,782 - 3,891 + 2,715

Unlock the Door

Room 10

Type your answer to unlock the final question.

Unlock the Final Door!

Room 11

What is the unknown number that makes the equation true?

87 x 42 = 3,200 + _____ + 160 + 14

Type the answer in order to unlock the final door.

Congratulations!

You unlocked all the doorsand broke out ofNumber and Operation in Base-10!

Home

Now that you have escaped, say "BOO!" to your teacher so they know you are done.

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Base-10 Breakout! A Number in Base-10 Escape Room by delonga on Genially

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A Number and Operations in Base-10 Escape Room Base-10 Breakout! Start You'll have to crack the code to escape from Math Manor! Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password breakoutto unlock door 1.

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5th Grade - Geometry

EscapefromMathManor

Start

You'll have to crack the code to escape from Math Manor!

Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password manor to unlock door 1.

Unlock Door 1

Quadrilaterals can share some of the same angle and side properties.In the table below, select the property that is shared by the pair of quadrilaterals in each column.

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*Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next question.

Room 1

John draws a Venn diagram to classify different shapes.

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*Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next question.

Fill in the circles to match the shape to the correct region on the Venn diagram.

Room 2

Mr. Johnson drove his car for 1 hour to get to a park from his home. Then he rode his bike along the bike trails. The start and finish points of his bike trip are represented on the coordinate plane.

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Room 3

Which statement is true about Mr. Johnson's trip?

a. He traveled 40 miles on his bike.b. He traveled 70 miles on his bike.c. His bike ride lasted 5 hours.d. His bike ride lasted 4 hours.

The location of four points are shown below.

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a. Point C is closer to the x-axis than point L is.b. Point C is farther from the y-axis than point A is.c. Point L is closer to the x-axis than point H is.d. Point H is farther from the y-axis than point L is.e. Point Ais the farthest from the origin.f. Point Cis the closest to the origin.

Select all the statements about the points' locations that are true.

Room 4

What are the coordinates of point F?

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a. (1, 1)b. (7, 6)c. (8, 4)d. (6, 7)

Room 5

Point Cis 6 units away from the origin in the direction of the x-axis, and 4 units away from the origin in the direction of the y-axis.What could be the coordinates of point C?

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a. (4, 6)b. (6 ,0)c. (6, 4)d. (10, 10)

Room 6

The map shows the locations of several buildings in Keith's town.

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a. Keith's houseb. Libraryc. Schoold. Swimming Pool

Which location is at (6, 4)on the coordinate grid?

Room 7

Trevor and Rita are walking around their neighborhood. The points on the coordinate grid represent locations in their neighborhood.Complete the statements about Trevor and Rita. For each blank, fill in the circle before the phrase that is correct.

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Trevor walked from one location to another by traveling 2 units right and 3 units down. Trevor traveled from the

Rita traveled 1 unit left and 3 units up. She ended at the grocery store. The ordered pair that describes where she started is

Room 8

How many units is the perimeter of Rectangle PQRSshown in the coordinate plane below?

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Room 9

Type your answer as a number.

David uses the coordinate plane to design his modeltown layout, as shown at the right.David moves the library 3 units left and 2 unitsdown to make a new town layout.Which statements about his new town layoutare true? Select all the correct answers.

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Room 10

a. The new location of the library is (1, 7). b. The new location of the library is (1, 3). c. The new location of the library is 3 units away from the school. d. You can move from the new location of the library to the grocery store by going 4 units up and 6 units right. e. The new location of the library is farther away from the origin than the old location.

Congratulations!

You unlocked all the doors and made it out of Math Manor!

Home

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Gr 5 Math Manor Escape - Geometry by popkek on Genially

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5th Grade - Geometry EscapefromMathManor Start You'll have to crack the code to escape from Math Manor! Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password manor to unlock door 1.

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Escape from Math Manor! G Recording Sheet

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5th Grade - Measurement & Data

Rescue?

Start

Unlock Gate 1

You were enjoying an evening at the zoo, wandering around and enjoying the different animal exhibits. When you made your way back to the exit, you realized you had lost track of time and the zoo had already closed with you still locked inside!"What am I going to do?" you wonder. You remember a friend, who works at the zoo, telling you about the secret staff exit. If you can find that you should be able to make your way home. Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!

Enter the word zoo to access the first exhibit.

Cars that are ready for shipping weigh 2 tons. A car being built weighs 1,135 pounds. How much more weight, in pounds, will be added to the car so it will be ready for shipping?

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Exhibit 1

Animal Fun FactAn adult hippopotamus can weigh up to 2 tons.

Cait has a 300-centimeter ribbon that she will cut into smaller pieces for decorations. Select all the ribbon lengths that could be cut from the original ribbon.

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*Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next question.

Exhibit 2

Animal Fun FactBlue Poison Dart Frogs are about 3 centimeters long.

a. 1.8 meters and 110 centimetersb. 200 centimeters and 2 metersc. 3 meters and 115 centimetersd. 17 centimeters and 2.9 meterse. 0.63 meters and 230 centimeters f. 192 centimeters and 0.19 meters

Tory buys a bag of cat food that has a mass of 5 kilograms. Tory's cat has a mass of 4 kilograms, 575 grams.What is the difference in mass, in grams, between the bag of food and Tory's cat?

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Exhibit 3

Animal Fun FactA male clouded leopard can weigh up to 23 kilograms!

A store sells packs of coffee that weigh fractions of a pound. The line plot shows the numbers of packs of different weights that are in stock.

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Exhibit 4

Fill in the circles to match each description to the correct weight.

Animal Fun FactDid you know the most expensive coffee in the world consists of partially digested coffee cherries, which have been eaten and defecated by the Asian palm civet

A craft store sells fabric pieces in lengths measured in fractions of a yard. The line plot below shows the number of pieces of purple fabric of different lengths that are in stock.

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Exhibit 5

After a customer buys one piece of purple fabric, the total length of purple fabric that the store has in stock is 9 1/2 yards. What was the length of fabric, in yards, that the customer bought?

Animal Fun FactAdult Orca's can be about 9 yards long.

Alberto has 250 cubes with edge lengths of 1 centimeter. Select all the measurements that represent the volume of a rectangular prism that Alberto could fit all of his cubes into.

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a. 256 cubic centimetersb. 248 cubic centimetersc. 236 cubic centimetersd. 260 cubic centimeters e. 300 cubic centimeters f. 205 cubic centimeters

Exhibit 6

Animal Fun FactGiraffes only need 5 to 30 minutes of sleep in a 24-hour period! They often achieve that in quick naps that may last only a minute or two at a time.

Kelly made four rectangular prisms using unit cubes. The numbers of unit cubes he used are shown in the table.Fill in the circles to match each figure to the number of unit cubes used.

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Animal Fun FactNo penguins live at the North Pole.

Exhibit 7

For which solid figure can the volume be found by multiplying 3 inches by 8 square inches? Figures are not drawn to scale.

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Exibit 8

Animal Fun FactMeerkats live in the desert but they don't drink water. They get all the water they need from the food they eat.

A platform is made of 2 rectangular prisms.

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Exhibit 9

How many cubic meters larger is the volume of the bottom prism?

Animal Fun FactRed Pandas are more closely related to racoons than the black and white giant pandas.

Andre and Molly have a tree fort that consists of two rectangular rooms. The upper level has a length of 5 feet, a width of 3 feet, and a height of 6 feet. The lower level has a length of 6 feet, a width of 5 feet, and a height of 8 feet. What is the combined volume of the two levels of the tree fort?

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Exhibit 10

a. 33 cubic feetb. 150 cubic feetc. 240 cubic feetd. 330 cubic feet

Animal Fun FactFlamingos are able to "run" on water, thanks to their webbed feet, to gain speed before lifting up into the sky.

Congratulations!

You unlocked all the gates and made it out of the Zoo!

Home

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Gr 5 Zoo Rescue - MD Escape by popkek on Genially

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5th Grade - Measurement & Data Rescue? Start Unlock Gate 1 You were enjoying an evening at the zoo, wandering around and enjoying the different animal exhibits. When you made your way back to the exit, you realized you had lost track of time and the zoo had already closed with you still locked inside!"What am I going to do?"

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The sound of faint hissing catches your attention. A quick analysis of the classroom and you see a creeper standing by the window. Immediately you sprint over to the opposite side of the room and stand motionless. You think that if the creeper can't see you, he'll leave. But this is a different kind of a creeper, it is a Math Creeper ! He will only leave if you solve math problems correctly.

Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!

Enter the word creeper to access the first room.

An expression is shown.

*Type your answer to unlock the next question.

Room 1

What is the value of the expression?

Zekia divides 4 cups of fruit juice equally among 8 friends. Two of her friends do not drink the juice. How much juice, in cups, is left over?

*Type your answer to unlock the next question.

Room 4

*Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next question.

*Type your answer to unlock the next question. Use / for a fraction bar.

*Type your answer choices in order to unlock the next question.

*Type your answer as a fraction to unlock the next question. Use / for a fraction bar.

*Type your answer choices in order to unlock the next question. (not abc order)

Unlock the Final Door!

Congratulations!

You unlocked all the doors and the creeper walked away!

Share this code with your teacher: creeper stop creepin!

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The sound of faint hissing catches your attention. A quick analysis of the classroom and you see a creeper standing by the window. Immediately you sprint over to the opposite side of the room and stand motionless. You think that if the creeper can't see you, he'll leave.

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Minecraft Math Edition! NF Recording Sheet

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5th Grade - Operations and Algebraic Thinking

Escapefrom Hogwarts

Start

You'll have to crack the code to escape from Hogwarts!

Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password hogwartsto unlock door 1.

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What is the value of the expression (4 x 5) + (10 x 30)

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Room 1

An expression is shown. (7 - 3) x (2 + 6) + 3What is the value of the expression?

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Room 2

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Room 3

What is the value of the expression

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Room 4

This question has two parts.A mathematical statement can be represented using numbers, symbols, and words.Part A. Which expression uses numbers and symbols to represent the statement "subtract 6 from 11, double the difference, and then add three-fourths"?

Part B. Which statement uses words to represent "5 + 8 x 3 - 2"?

a. five more than the product of 8 and 3, minus 2b. three times 5 plus 8, minus 2c. the product of 5 plus 8, and 3 minus 2d. five more than the product of 8 and the difference of 3 and 2

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Room 5

Which expression is equivalent to "divide 24 by the difference of 8 and 2"a. 24 ÷ 8 - 2b. 24 ÷ (8 - 2)c. 24 ÷ 2 - 8d. 24 ÷ (2 - 8)

Jill and Marlando are creating patterns.

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Room 6

Jill uses the rule "multiply by 3" and starts at 3.Marlando uses the rule "add 6" and starts at 15.

What is the first number in Marlando's pattern that also appears in Jill's pattern?

Meg and Theo each thought of 5 numbers. Meg's first number was 0, and so was Theo's. Meg added 2 each time to get her other numbers, and Theo added 4 each time. Which statement correctly compares Theo and Meg's numbers?

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Room 8

Wayne and Hillary are creating patterns.

Wayne uses the rule "multiply by 3" and starts at 4.Hillary uses the rule "add 11" and starts at 14.

What is the first number in Wayne's pattern that also appears in Hillary's pattern?

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Room 9

Which set of coordinates follows these two rules?

a. (4, 4), (8, 8), (12, 16)b. (4, 4), (8, 8), (16, 16)c. (4, 4), (6, 16), (8, 64)d. (4, 4), (8, 6), (12, 8)

x-coordinate: Start with 4 and add 4 to each term.y-coordinate: Start with 4 and multiply each term by 2.

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Room 10

Look at the expression below. Choose Yes or No to tell whether each statement is a correct interpretation of the expression.

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Escape From Hogwarts! OA Recording Sheet

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5th Grade Numbers and Operations in Base Ten Breakout Room

Operation Flying the Coop

Start

You'll have to crack the code to escape from the chicken coop!

Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password coopto unlock door 1.

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Room 1

Type your answer choice in abc order to unlockthe next problem.

Fill in the circles to complete each statement.

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Room 2

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Room 3

Fill in the circles to match each expression to its value.

To pass inspection, a machine part from a factory must be no thinner than 4.225 centimeters and no thicker than 4.233 centimeters. Select all the thicknesses that would result in the part passing inspection.

Room 4

Type your answers in alphabetical orderto unlock the next problem.

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a. 4.227 centimetersb. 4.230 centimetersc. 4.234 centimetersd. 4.240 centimeterse. 4.231 centimetersf. 4.224 centimeters

Room 5

Type the answer to unlock the next problem.

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A digit is missing from the problem. What digit belongs in the box to correctly find the product?

*Hint: estimation can be helpful 😉

Room 6

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Complete the statements about rounding numbers. for each blank, fill in the circle before the word or phrase that is correct.

Room 7

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Select all of the expressions that have a value of 18.

a. 324 ÷ 18b. 468 ÷ 26c. 724 ÷ 40d. 1,062 ÷ 59e. 1,071 ÷ 60

Room 8

Type the cost with no dollar sign to unlock the next problem.

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Ivan has just opened a small coffee shop. He paid a copy store $0.10 per copy to make 1,428 copies of the flyer to announce the opening of the shop. Ivan is having 14 of his friends hand out all of the flyers, and he is paying them $0.25 for each flyer.What is the total cost, in dollars, for making all of the copies and paying all of his friends?

Room 9

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An art teacher has 9 students in a pottery class. He has 21.06 kilograms of clay that he divides evenly among all the students. How many kilograms of clay will each student receive?

Miranda made 6.88 pounds of trail mix. She used 4.96 pounds of granola for the mix. What was the weight, in pounds, of the other items in the trail mix?

Room 10

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Grade 5 Fly the Coop - NBT FSA Escape by Kristen on Genially

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5th Grade Numbers and Operations in Base Ten Breakout Room Operation Flying the Coop Start You'll have to crack the code to escape from the chicken coop! Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password coopto unlock door 1.

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An Operations and Algebraic Thinking Escape Room

Operation Flying the Coop

Start

You'll have to crack the code to escape from the chicken coop!

Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password coopto unlock door 1.

Unlock Door 1

Room 1

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Isabella has 6 beads. Sarah has 12 times as many beads as Isabella. How many beads does Sarah have?

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Room 2

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Room 3

Determine whether each number is prime or composite.

Room 4

Type your answers in alphabetical orderto unlock the next problem.

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Jennie wants to solve the equation below:42 + 9 = n + 6What is the value of n that will make this equation true?

Room 5

Type the answer to unlock the next problem.

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Room 6

Type your answer choice to unlock the next problem.

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Room 7

Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the next problem.

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Room 8

Type the letter of your answer choice in order to unlock the next problem.

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Room 9

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Type your answer choices in alphabetical order to unlock the final problem.

In their last game, Reilly's team scored 63 points. This was 7 times the number of points that Reilly scored. How many points did Reilly score?

Room 10

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Congratulations!

You have unlocked all the doors and flew the coop!

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Now that you have flew the coop, tell your teacher"cluck, cluck, cluck".so they know you are out.

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Operation Flying the Coop: An OA Escape Room by delonga on Genially

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An Operations and Algebraic Thinking Escape Room Operation Flying the Coop Start You'll have to crack the code to escape from the chicken coop! Solve each problem. Then, use the answer to unlock the next question. Make sure you use all lowercase letters!When you're ready, use the password coopto unlock door 1.

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Operation Flying the Coop Recording Sheet

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