Spring escape room on adjectives for Year 4 and Year 5 (KS2, Grade 3): a no-prep grammar booklet in which pupils help Rosie Rabbit find the missing spring key to open the garden gate. They solve six adjective challenges, each one reveals a digit, and the six digits make the final code. A fun, self-checking way to practise adjectives, comparatives and superlatives in spring.

Pupils work alone or in pairs with pencils only: no scissors, locks or extra materials. The teacher guide sets out the goal, set-up, how to play and how to check the answers, so you can print and go.

What is included (15 black and white pages)

• Cover page and Teacher Guide: goal, materials, set-up, play, support and check
• Your Mission: The Missing Spring Key, with a story map of six challenges
• Adjective Detective: what adjectives are, comparing with -er and -est, and a Try It practice
• Six challenges, including sorting adjectives, nouns and verbs in a Flower Shop word bank and describing a spring scene
• Code clue box on each challenge and a final code page
• You Escaped! certificate and My Spring Reflection
• Answer key with the final code and open response examples

Ways to use

• Grammar lessons on adjectives, comparatives and superlatives
• Spring and Easter themed literacy, or a fun end-of-term activity
• Early finishers, literacy centres and cover lessons
• Homework or independent revision

Print on A4 or US Letter. PDF, US Letter (choose “Fit to page” to print on A4). English.