You know those games you'd play as a kid online-- like oswald the octopus? That's vaguely where I got this inspiration even though I don't fully remember.
Taro is a 19 year old student who lives in Tokyo.
You read the storyboard to them, and let the students talk for 10 seconds before deciding.
Should he cook or should he order take-out...?
Cook
Order Take-out
A decision leads to different or rerouted outcome. This is to solidify the use of "Should" for 2nd graders.
Unless there is a green arrow, it's okay to click anywhere to continue. But if there is a green arrow, please click it to advance to the next appropriate slide
Can be redone to check the other options. And if your students or you like NEWJEANS, this is a bonus for you!
**currently only Stay home option because I haven't made the go out slides. xD So for now it's "locked"
https://www.canva.com/design/DAF-3yj1IeY/Ta4XqKiGXkH-dweuQCeImA/view?utm_content=DAF-3yj1IeY&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor
Based on One World textbook
This is great! I'm excited to see the completed slides. I think my students will love this.
This is really beautifully made and I look forward to seeing it completed. A few issues though, slide 28 "Taro enjoyed and went to sleep" should say "Taro enjoyed the concert then went to sleep," or "Taro enjoyed himself... etc"
Also just in general, the tense of the story changes from slide to slide. With the action movie he "fell asleep and missed the ending" is in past tense, but if you choose romance, he "cries and eats lots of ice cream" in the present tense. It should really be consistently one or the other.