Mystery Missions
Comparatives & Superlatives Digital Escape Room – Candy Factory Chaos
Comparatives and superlatives practice
The candy machines are making the wrong candy! Help Penny fix six machines, collect candy clues, and find the matching order in Candy Factory Chaos, a comparatives and superlatives digital mystery for Grades 2–4.
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Across seven interactive tasks, students sort base, comparative, and superlative forms, match sentences to candy pictures, type missing adjectives, build comparison sentences, choose the correct form, and search an illustrated scene. Practice includes short and long adjectives and irregular forms such as good, better, and best.
After repairing each machine, students find its inspection tag and collect a candy clue. They use six candy clues to choose the matching order in the final challenge.
Three optional printable worksheets and answer keys provide extra practice with adjective forms, picture comparisons, sentence building, and reading comprehension.
Teachers create a six-digit classroom code and monitor progress from the teacher dashboard. Students join with a code and nickname or team name. No student email is required. An optional time limit is available.
Allow approximately 35–40 minutes. Internet access and a desktop computer, laptop, Chromebook, or tablet in landscape are required. Gameplay is not designed for phones.
Skills students practice
- Base, comparative, and superlative adjective forms
- Short and long adjectives
- Irregular forms: good, better, best
- Comparing two objects and groups
- Reading comprehension and sentence building
What’s included
- 7 interactive tasks
- Six candy clue discoveries and a final order challenge
- 3 optional printable worksheets and answer keys
- Teacher dashboard and classroom codes
A peek inside the mission
How it works
Choose your mission
Purchase from one of the available shops. Your PDF contains the activation instructions.
Activate your access
Use the code in your PDF to activate your mission and open your teacher dashboard.
Let the investigating begin
Share a classroom code. Students choose a nickname, complete challenges, and collect clues.
Good to know
What do students do in a Mystery Mission?
Students explore a story, complete interactive English challenges, collect clues, and solve a final mystery.
Is this an online activity or a PDF?
The mission is played online. Your purchase PDF includes the activation code and setup instructions. Printable resources, when included, are available in the teacher dashboard.
What devices can we use?
Use a desktop, laptop, or tablet in landscape orientation. A reliable internet connection is required. Phones are not supported.
Do students need an email address?
No. Students join with a classroom code and choose a nickname.
Can students work with a partner or in teams?
Yes. Use the mission for individual practice, partner work, small groups, or a guided whole-class activity.
How do I activate my purchase?
Follow the instructions in your purchase PDF. Enter your activation code and email address, then use the login code sent to your email.
Can I monitor student progress?
Your teacher dashboard shows class progress and lets you generate classroom codes.
Where can I find help?
Use the Instructions & troubleshooting link below for the full setup guide and technical help.
