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Raiders of the Lost Egg - Easter Math Quest
Raiders of the Lost Egg is a fun Easter math activity in a worksheet format! Math Quests are an ideal teaching resource to give to students for extra math practice, extension work, and review! Educators can use these math quest activities to enrich, engage and motivate students in the classroom or at home. Raiders of the Lost Egg is a useful resource for tutoring too! With easy, medium, and hard levels included, this math task can also be differentiated by swapping the chapters across the difficulty levels. A bonus 'super easy' level is included in this quest packet too.
Distance Learning Update: I've added a Word Document within the folder that contains a Google Slides link to share this resource with your students via Google Classroom or Drive. Parts of the pages are editable so that your students can complete without having to print the pages. Please note, you will need to make a copy of the Google Slides to your drive before you can edit.
Worksheets are available in - Printable and Google Slides within this pack
It begins with a story, as in the video hook. Then continues in 'chapters.' Each chapter reveals the next part of the story, posing a math task to complete. Once the math task is complete, students may progress to the next chapter. The final chapter will present some choices for actions to take in the story. Students make their choice and then complete the math in that section, carrying out instructions to receive a 'special number.' If they do the math correctly, the special number will match up to their ending of the story on the final page. Four alternate endings to receive! Learn more about Math Quests here.
Great to use for enrichment, early finishers, or a way to get lots of math practice in with a fun twist. Set as independent work or pairs to go on this story adventure.
Preparation & Set-Up
You will need to print, make copies for your students, and have the video ready for viewing to complete this activity. The video hook is for (optional) viewing before starting the paper part of this task. The math component of this activity is on paper, with each chapter presenting a part of the story to read and a math task/challenge or puzzle to 'progress' through the story. At the end of the story, students will be given choices, which leads to one of four alternative endings for them.
Certificates Included!
Printable certificates provided to give to students who complete the Math Quest.
DIFFERENTIATION
Four levels of difficulty (SUPER EASY, EASY, MEDIUM, HARD) provided within this product so that you can differentiate this activity within your classroom. As long as the chapter number is the same, you can swap chapters across difficulty levels to tailor this math quest to best suit your class and/or individual student needs.
SKILLS OVERVIEW
Skills covered in the activities and puzzles presented throughout this math quest:
SUPER EASY
- Number Puzzles
- Addition (single and double digit numbers, with some regrouping)
- Subtraction (single and double digit numbers, with some regrouping)
- Comparing numbers
- Odd/Even numbers
- Venn Diagram
- Magic Squares (3 x 3 grids, same as easy except with more tiles pre-filled. Students will only be required to fill in three empty tiles per square)
EASY
- Number Puzzles
- Addition (double and triple digit numbers, with regrouping)
- Subtraction (double and triple digit numbers, with regrouping)
- Place Value/ Comparing Numbers/ Odd or Even
- Venn Diagram & Shapes
- Adding and subtracting with three numbers
- Magic Squares (3 by 3 grids)
- Multiplication Facts (Between 1 – 10)
- Divide numbers less than 55 by numbers 1-5 only (no remainders)
MEDIUM
- Number Puzzles
- Fraction Knowledge & Understanding (improper fractions, equivalency, whole, comparing) (denominators 12 or under only)
- Addition (double and triple digit numbers, with regrouping)
- Subtraction (up to four-digit numbers, with regrouping)
- Multiplying multiples of ten
- Dividing multiples of 10
- Dividing triple digit numbers by single digit numbers (no remainders)
- Magic Squares (4 by 4 grids)
- Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators, simplifying required
- Comparing fractions (denominators between 1-12 only)
HARD
- Number Puzzles, Venn Diagrams, Mixed operations
- Decimal knowledge and place value understanding
- Adding multiple numbers together
- Orders of Operations (PEMDAS)
- Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division
- Magic Squares (5 x 5 Grids)
- Multiplying Double & Triple Digit Numbers by Double/ Single Digit Numbers
- Long Division (Dividing Triple Digit Numbers by Double Digit Numbers, No Remainders)
- Prime Numbers
- Adding, Subtracting and Multiplying Fractions (Simplifying required).
- Comparing Fractions
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Are your students getting frustrated with the magic squares in Chapter 3?
CLICK HERE for Magic Square Strategy for Chapter 3 BLOG POST
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- ANSWER SHEETS INCLUDED
- FOUR BONUS early finisher literacy activities added at the end to extend the activity if you wish.