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There is a mole inside Mission: Imperative — and they are leaking classified intel.
Agent X’s capture was not an accident. It was sabotage.

Your students must analyse the evidence, solve SPaG clues, and eliminate suspects one by one to uncover the traitor before more secrets fall into enemy hands. Every correct answer rules out a suspect. Every wrong answer keeps the mole in play.

Note: This mystery covers advanced SPaG concepts including subjunctive mood and modal verbs, making it best suited to confident Year 6 and Greater Depth learners.

The 5 SPaG Clues
Clue 1: CCTV Footage — Active and Passive Voice. Students identify active and passive sentences to determine what the mole was wearing at the time of the leak.
Clue 2: Radio Static — Modal Verbs. Students choose the modal verb showing the highest level of certainty. Their answers spell out a key suspect trait.
Clue 3: Recovered Files — Relative Pronouns. Students complete sentences with the correct relative pronoun to reveal another identifying detail.
Clue 4: The Final Log — Subjunctive Mood. Students identify the correctly used subjunctive mood to determine the mole’s clearance level.
Clue 5: The Evidence — Compound Adjective Hyphens. Students identify the correctly hyphenated compound adjective to reveal the item found near the suspect.
Final Task: Students write an official debrief report identifying the mole and explaining how they cracked the case. They must include at least one sentence written in the passive voice.

What’s Included
Suspect board with six agents and five trait categories
Five SPaG clue challenges
Written debrief report extension task
Full answer key with elimination logic explained

SPaG Skills Covered
Active and passive voice
Modal verbs and degrees of certainty
Relative pronouns and relative clauses
Subjunctive mood
Compound adjective hyphens
Inference and logical deduction
Extended writing
Aligned to KS2 National Curriculum SPaG objectives for Years 5 and 6

Perfect For
Year 5 and Year 6
Post-SATs reward lessons
End of term activities
Greater Depth extension
Mixed ability classrooms
Guided group work
Cover lessons and supply teacher plans

Why Teachers Love It
No prep, just print and go.
Five completely different SPaG skills in one connected mystery.
Process of elimination gameplay is entirely self-checking.
Written report extension connects grammar to writing in context.
Feels like a spy thriller, works like a SPaG lesson.

Part of the Mission: Imperative Series
This mystery is one part of the complete Mission: Imperative experience. Pair it with the Grammar Puzzle Pack, 3-Level Editing

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KS2 SPaG Bundle | Spy Grammar Games | Mission: Imperative | Year 5 and 6

**Agent X has been captured. A mole is hiding inside the organisation. The Shadow Syndicate is still active.** Your students must step in as elite agents to complete a series of high-stakes SPaG missions — solving grammar challenges, cracking codes, and uncovering the truth before it is too late. Four complete resources. One connected spy narrative. Zero prep required. **What's Included** 1. Grammar Puzzle Pack: Five connected codebreaking missions to dismantle the Shadow Syndicate. Covers sentence structure, punctuation, irregular verb tenses, conjunctions, and spelling. 2. Grammar Mystery Game: Students analyse clues and eliminate suspects to identify the traitor inside Mission: Imperative headquarters. Covers active and passive voice, modal verbs, relative pronouns, subjunctive mood, and compound adjective hyphens. Best suited to confident Year 6 and Greater Depth learners. 3. 3-Level Editing Challenge: One spy mission at three ability levels — Junior Agent, Field Specialist, and Case Officer. Covers capitalisation, apostrophes, introductory phrases, relative clauses, and colons. Greater Depth Intelligence Briefing extension included. 4. 3-Version Grammar Maze: one secret lair map, three separate versions, one wrong turn and your cover is blown. Students navigate a by choosing correctly written sentences at each checkpoint. Entirely self-checking. Covers introductory phrases, apostrophes, relative clauses, and colons. **SPaG Skills Covered** Sentence structure including simple, compound, and complex sentences Punctuation and comma rules Irregular verb tenses Coordinating and subordinating conjunctions Active and passive voice Modal verbs Relative pronouns and clauses Subjunctive mood Compound adjective hyphens Spelling and editing accuracy Aligned to KS2 National Curriculum SPaG objectives for Years 5 and 6 **Perfect For** Year 5 and Year 6 Post-SATs reward lessons End of term and last week of school activities Mixed ability classrooms Literacy centres Cover lessons and supply teacher plans Early finishers and Greater Depth extension **Why Teachers Love It** No prep, just print and go. Four completely different activity formats across one connected spy story. Built-in differentiation through the 3-level editing challenge. Most activities are self-checking through codebreakers, elimination mechanics, and directional navigation. Feels like a spy thriller, works like a complete SPaG unit. **Best Value** This bundle saves you compared to purchasing each resource individually. Everything you need to run a complete Mission: Imperative SPaG investigation in one download. **Download the free Mission: Imperative Fix the Sentences activity to try the series before you buy.**

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