This is an Indiana Jones themed game. It's great for pattern practice of questions and answers.
Students work in teams.
One team makes a question which corresponds to a specific cave on a grid.
Then, they choose another team to answer. Both teams then play Janken to decide who gets the treasure.
In order to play this version of the game, students must also be comfortable with prepositions.
In this iteration, the answers are all in the negative, but feel free to mix it up!
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Awesome and splendid. I love it. However, there is no cave 'on' the map. Maybe, they choose somewhere else. Thanks for sharing.
Literally whipped this out in the middle of class when My teacher asked me to come up with something on the spot. Stealing hearts as well as artifacts!
Also, I can't praise the polish on this powerpoint enough. Absolutely everything has an animation that is juicy and doesn't take too long and helps communicate information intuitively. Fantastic work.
This is fantastic! Thanks!
Hello there, I really like this game and wanted to give it a go but I'm having a bit of a problem. Perhaps it's the program I'm using but both powerpoint and google slides don't allow for smooth play on my pc. Slides works the best but I'm unable to choose the square and have it marked with an X after. After visiting the squares and going back to the cave sheet, all the red X are gone.
Could you let me know which format is best suited for this game? Thank you again.
Thanks for sharing this game. It looks fun. I'll definitely usu it in my class.