Halloween Math Multi-Step Word Problem Scavenger Hunt

Description

Your students will love these 32 Halloween-themed Multi-Step Word Problem Scavenger Hunt Cards! Includes THREE differentiated sets. This scavenger hunt is a fun (and quick) way for students to get more practice with multi-step word problems.

This multi-step word problem scavenger hunt resource includes THREE differentiated sets of cards:

• Set one has 16 addition and subtraction multi-step word problems
• Set two has 16 multiplication and division multi-step word problems
• Set three combines sets one and two.
• Cumulative Coloring Activity
• DIGITAL ACCESS via interactive Google Slides!
• Answer Keys and Recording Sheets

Just cut out the individual cards and hang them up around your room. Assign students a color based on their readiness!

Digital Version Information: This resource now includes digital access for distance learning. Each slide includes one word problem and students can solve and digitally complete the cumulative coloring activity.

Grade Levels: Set 1 can be used in a 3rd-grade classroom because it requires addition and subtraction of larger numbers. The other two sets of multi-step word problems are best suited for grades 4+ as they require students to multiply and divide larger numbers.

Multi-step word problems can be tricky, but these activities will give you the tools you need to help your students master them with confidence!

Looking for MORE Multi-Step Word Problems Task Cards? I’ve got those too!

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Are you looking for MORE Multi-Step, Real-World Challenges for your students? Check out my engaging, real-world math projects!
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Multiplying and Dividing Decimals Project
Perimeter and Area Math Project
Graphing and Data Math Project
Elapsed Time Project
Place Value Project

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