The Adjective Castle Escape

Escape Room: The Adjective Castle Escape (A2, Young learners, 9 puzzles)

A 9-puzzle A2-level escape room where young learners practice adjectives, comparatives, and superlatives to unlock a magic castle door.

A free Escape Room for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: adjectives, comparatives, superlatives.

You and your friends are stuck inside a magic castle made of words. A little dragon guards the door and only opens it for children who know how to compare things well. Every room has a puzzle about describing words, and each puzzle gives you one letter. Collect all nine letters to find the secret…

Solve all 9 puzzles about adjectives, comparatives, and superlatives to collect letters and unlock the castle door with the master code.

Puzzles

  1. 🐣 Adjective Detective: Look at the words. Which one is an adjective?
  2. 🐘 Big and Small: Read the passage. Decide if each sentence is true or false.
  3. 🔗 Match the Forms: Match each adjective with its comparative form.
  4. 🧩 Find the Odd Word: Three words compare two things. One word compares more than two things. Find it.
  5. 🍎 Fill the Blank: This apple is ___ than that one. (big)
  6. 🔤 Unscramble the Word: Unscramble this word: TSALEMSL
  7. 📚 Put It in Order: taller her than brother. She is
  8. 🔐 Crack the Code: Decode the number cipher to find a superlative adjective (A=1, B=2, C=3...).
  9. 🎂 The Birthday Riddle: Tom is 10 years old. Sam is 12 years old. Ben is 15 years old. Ben is the ___ boy of the three. What is the missing word?

Printable worksheet

This Escape Room comes with a free printable worksheet: 1 part for students to do after the game, and an answer key for the teacher. It prints at three levels (Support, Core and Challenge); this is the Core sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.

What's on the worksheet

  1. Escape on paper · Open every lock. Write each answer.

Part 1: Escape on paper

Open every lock. Write each answer.

  1. 🐣 Adjective Detective Look at the words. Which one is an adjective? a) quickly b) run c) tall d) jump
  2. 🐘 Big and Small Read the passage. Decide if each sentence is true or false. A mouse is small. An elephant is big. An elephant is bigger than a mouse. A mouse can run fast, but it is not as big as an elephant. An elephant is bigger than a mouse. T / F A mouse is smaller than an elephant. T / F An…
  3. 🔗 Match the Forms Match each adjective with its comparative form. big happy good bad bigger worse better happier

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