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Grades 2 to 4ELA5 locks
Grammar Detective
Parts of Speech
A priceless diamond has been stolen from the museum! As the newest detective at the police station, you must solve grammar clues to identify the thief. Each correct answer reveals more evidence. Can you solve the case?
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STANDARDS
What students practice
- L.2.1.EUse adjectives and adverbs
- L.3.1.AWhat nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs do
- L.4.1.EForm and use prepositional phrases
WHAT YOU GET
Everything for the lesson
- 5 locks in a story room students play in the browser
- Printable version with an answer key
- Teacher dashboard with live progress, tries and hints
- Up to 150 students a school year on one teacher account
🔍 The Case of the Missing Diamond
- 1Detective’s Study
- 2Detective’s Study
- 3Detective’s Study
- 4Detective’s Study
- 5Detective’s Study
WHAT THE TEACHER SEES
Your class page for this room
- A live roster with the lock each student is on, their wrong tries and hints
- A skills report that names who struggled on each lock's skill
- Three hints per lock: the rule, a worked example, then a clue
- Finish times that count only minutes spent working

HOW IT WORKS
Three steps from code to class.
1Get the room
Bought it on TPT? Type the access code from your PDF on the redeem page. Or buy it here with a card. Either way it lands in your teacher library.
2Students play
Make a class and share the class code. Students type their name and play in the browser, no student accounts. Print the paper version for any student who needs it.
3Watch the dashboard
See who is on which lock, how many tries it took and how many hints they used, live. Answer keys and the printable packets are in your library.