DIRECTIONS
- Have students tell you where to go in English: (i.e. Turn left. Go straight. Go back.)
- Click an arrow to move in that direction.
- Click the compass to see the map indicating your current position.
- Click a lightbulb to open a trap door.
- Lightbulbs get increasingly tricky to spot.
- Trap doors can take you in the wrong direction.
- You can only go through trap doors in one direction.
- You must use at least one trap door to reach the goal (the treasure room in the middle).
VARIATIONS / TIPS
- Have students answer a question before they can choose a direction.
- Limit the number of times students can view the map to increase difficulty.
- A small class size is ideal. If your class is larger, divide the students into groups for greater discussion and involvement.
Files:
Easily the biggest filesize PowerPoint I've ever seen haha. Looks cool, but my cheapo school laptop refuses to even open it 😂
This is amazing but looks very hard, it looks like it could be a lot of fun. Great work!
It is on the hard side. But I played it with 2nd year JHS students and they were able to do it! I made them answer questions before moving so it took nearly the whole period though.
I'm also not surprised it didn't want to open on a school laptop ^^' It really is huge haha. I'm sorry for that! I'd past the point of no return when I realized how gigantic it was becoming.