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Escape room printable kit: pirate, space and haunted mansion

Escape room kits — a locked-box clue card with an illustrated padlock at the head, a blank puzzle panel beneath it and a row of four empty code boxes, "CLUE 1" on a small banner above it, dashed cut lines around the card, drawn as a pirate treasure hunt on a torn parchment ground, with a compass rose, knotted rope borders and a small chest and palm-island motif

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Reading 1Clue card
Reading 2Cipher wheel
Reading 3Escaped certificate

The printable breakout kit a class solves together: a locked-box clue card with a blank code area, a cipher wheel to cut and assemble, and a 'you escaped' certificate for the finish. These nine cover pirate treasure, a space station and a haunted mansion — the theme is the whole reason a class buys one, and any theme requested redraws the same three pieces.

  • a classroom breakout activity
  • a themed unit finale challenge
  • a birthday party puzzle game
  • an after-school club activity
  • a substitute-day group challenge

Frequently asked questions

Does this include the answer code?
The clue card prints with a blank code area for a teacher to set — the cipher wheel and clue pieces carry the puzzle mechanics.
What comes in a kit?
A locked-box clue card, a cut-and-assemble cipher wheel, and a 'you escaped' certificate for the finish.
Can I get a different theme, like a jungle temple?
Yes — the direction field takes any theme, and the same three kit pieces redraw around it.
What size do these print at?
Portrait A4 proportions, sized to print and cut for classroom use.

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