Activity

Super Castle Wars (PPT)

When Bananas, Castles, and Dragons Collide, Hilarity Ensues. This is a general use activity (plug n play) based on the class game Castles, but with an interactive PPT twist.

Divide Class into teams of 3-6.
Assign each team a castle color.
Give each team a white board to write down their answers
Start Round 1, by displaying the question for round 1 (input your own questions for each round before starting)
Each round, teams will race to write down the correct answer on their white board the fastest.
The winning team must choose carefully whether to rebuild a section of their own castle or knock down another team’s castle.
Continue for the next 10-12 rounds (depending on time)
In the end, the team with the largest castle standing will be declared the winner.

Tutorial Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTLoc9c9zKI&t=12s

PPT Download Link: https://superppt.games/PPT/Super_Castle_Wars.pptx

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Super_Castle_Wars (2).pptx (7.35 MB)

Submitted by SuperPPTGames January 18, 2023 Estimated time: 20-30 Minutes

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noveena January 18, 2023

Love this idea! The PowerPoint is super clear and easy to use as well! I will definitely try this out in the future. Thank you!
SuperPPTGames January 19, 2023

Hi Noveena! Super glad you enjoyed it :) I'll be posting more soon :)
UonumaRobert January 19, 2023

This looks nice. Maybe rather than playing it as a speed based game where only one team gets to participate in the activity set a time limit for each question. Each team that can answer within the time limit can roll a die and if they get 4 or higher they can either attack an enemy castle or repair their own. If they roll 1-3 they are out of luck that turn.
SuperPPTGames January 20, 2023

Hi Robert! That’s fantastic suggestion! I like it adds a time pressure component and increases participation for each round. I’m going to add your suggestion as a variation:)