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The Secret Garden escape rooms
5 self-checking escape rooms on The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett, one for each section. Every answer comes from the text, so each room checks reading as well as recall, and they work with any edition. For grades 3–6, classical homeschoolers and literature classes.
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The Secret Garden · Chapters 1–5Across the MoorFree taster
The Secret Garden · Chapters 6–10The Hidden DoorFree taster
The Secret Garden · Chapters 11–15A Bit of EarthFree taster
The Secret Garden · Chapters 16–21The Wheeled ChairFree taster
The Secret Garden · Chapters 22–27Magic in the GardenFree tasterRoom by room
- Chapters 1–5: Across the Moor. Mary left alone in India, the journey to Yorkshire with Mrs Medlock, the drive across the moor, cheerful Martha, old Ben Weatherstaff and the robin, the garden that has been locked for ten years, and the crying in the corridor.
- Chapters 6–10: The Hidden Door. Mary exploring the many rooms of the house, the key the robin helps her find, a present from Martha's mother, the door under the ivy, Mary's first work in the garden, and meeting Dickon.
- Chapters 11–15: A Bit of Earth. Dickon in the garden, Mary's meeting with Mr Craven, the boy in the great bed, the boy who orders everyone about, Mary's talks with him about Dickon and the moor, and the robins building their nest.
- Chapters 16–21: The Wheeled Chair. Mary's quarrel with Colin, his tantrum in the night, the plan to take him outside, Dickon's animals and the new-born lamb, Colin's first visit to the garden, and the face that looks over the wall.
- Chapters 22–27: Magic in the Garden. Colin's first steps, the rose he plants, his talk about Magic, the plan to keep his new strength a secret, the picture behind the curtain, a visit from Dickon's mother, and Mr Craven's journey home.