I've added two more racers in this one. go wild

Okay - here I have uploaded a space lesson that was from waygook, along with a link to the Star Wars game in pptx with the answers filled in. This is the exact file I sent 2 of my friends with ppt 2007 and it worked (sounds included)... please let me know how you guys go with it!

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WOW755JM

http://rapidshare.com/files/455947720/Star_Wars_Game_-_Space_Lesson.zip

My co-teacher used this game with my middle school kids this week. It's a great way to get them to open up and start speaking.

You can incorporate this into pretty much any review game, really easy and the kids love it. Thanks Jesse.

I posted this in one of the PPT Template mega packs a while ago, and I though I made a new topic for it, but when i searched for it today I could not find it, so I thought I would repost. Hope you enjoy. It is no where near the level of Daejon or Rufus W(if you haven't seen their games, leave this post immediatly and do so now), but maybe you can use it. If you find any mistakes let me know I will try to fix them and if you use it please repost. Also it should have sound, but I have had problems with that in the past, so let me know.
thanks

Smarter Than a 10 Year Old

[Mod - This is a template for a game]

Thank u soooo much for this. I did this lesson at the high school that i am at, its two weeks later now, and i still hear the students ask if we can have another lesson like this.  Just on a side note, you can "fix" the problem with the first letter being cut off on the powerpoint slides by putting a period or comma (or anything else for that matter) in front of the first word on every slide with this problem. It seems to work ok after that... also, be careful, or mindful at least, not to make the pictures too gruesome... i changed a few of the photos, and the next week my co-teacher informed that some of the girls complained that it was too much for them..

oh yes, i chanced the worksheet into a competition scorecard.... depending on the level of your class, you can either have them compete in groups for the right answer, or individual work seemed to work best at my school. what i did was the following:  when students were presented with the four options, they had to vote for which option they (as an individual) would choose. i asked them to put up 1 finger for option one, or 2 fingers for option two, etc.  I then asked them to lower their hands again, before asking for only the students that voted for example for option 1 to raise their hands again. i would then click on option 1... and if they got it wrong, they had to subtract one life on their score card (it works best if you do all the wrong options first, and only do the correct option last..).  if they get the answer right, they can tick it off on their score card, which means they get one point. all of this worked fine,but at one stage in the powerpoint slide (when they go to the shopping mall), too many survival tools are discovered in one go... but i got around that, by saying these were bonus point for everyone. :)   

..ok i said enough now i think.    thanks again...

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Here's another template~ pretty much the same deal.

Ok so today i had some down time and found a post on here of some one looking for a really big Powerpoint game, i can't find that post but here is the game I made. It has 54 question two rounds and a bonus round, i have not tested it and put it together pretty quickly so there may be some mistakes, please let me know, o yeah done on 2007 so 2003 may have some issues.
thanks
Edit-realized i didn't hyperlink the bonus round, so I fixed that also thanks to Daejon the PPT master for his fixes

Hey, after seeing your request I whipped this up, has 54 questions and a bonus round, I didn't put a question box on each slide but it is simple cut and paste. Let me know if you ahve any questions.