Interactive engaging escape room for Math GCSE that covers probability tree diagrams, as per sub-module 3.5 P8 and P9, aligned to the AQA GCSE 8300 specification. This resource also contains student pack and a teacher pack with answers.

Students follow lost botanist Dr Hazel Thorne through a rainforest. At each clearing they solve a probability problem to cut back the creeping vine and collect a letter of her crate code. In the finale, they work out the safest route to the waterfall. Students are subject to hands-on tasks where they build trees, trace paths, shade sample-space grids, complete two-way tables and tap Venn regions. A timed “vine surge” challenge adds a surprise along the way.

This is not your ‘usual’ escape room - this interactive and animated escape room that also works in offline mode - does not require an internet connection - but does require a device, such as a laptop or mobile phone to play.
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✭ Aligned to AQA GCSE Math specification 8300 - 3.5 - Probability Tree Diagrams, Section P8 and P9 only.

✭ Interactive escape room that can be teacher-led on their computer at the front of the classroom, or student-led on their own devices.
✭ Animated explainers (worked examples) so students better understand key concepts.
✭ Interactive and hands-on tasks to consolidate knowledge.
✭ Different sections for foundation students and higher students.
✭ Student pack and teacher pack included for writing answers, if deemed appropriate, and for the answer scheme.
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