Same problems from AnneKat's Pokemon game, but I'm playing Pokemon with them for Unit 8. I made a Girl's Generation version. You need to click on the question to reveal the answer and then click again anywhere to reveal the points.
Lesson powerpoint. For the activity at the end, I posted street and avenue names at the intersections between the desks.James Bond Bomb Game - three types of questions:
Quote from: jaybird on October 14, 2011, 03:58:25 pmLesson powerpoint. For the activity at the end, I posted street and avenue names at the intersections between the desks.James Bond Bomb Game - three types of questions:Jaybird. Great game/ppt however would it be possible for you to resave it and repost it as ppt 2007?I can open the game and it works, however for all the directions the arrow is in the same place and it doesn't point to the map. I assume that it points to an entry point in your version... Also, the video doesn't work on the lesson ppt. It shows up as an image rather than a shockwave app. What is the original link? Sorry to be troublesome with my 2007 powerpoint. I wish I had a better computer here at work :(
Sorry for the late reply. The map picture is just a jpg. No fancy linkage. Students start from the "My home" position and lead from there. I should have said that from the beginning. I also use a laser pointer to lead the path and that works great.The video is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SU_DYxI8SU&feature=player_embedded It may be too hard for them to fully understand, but they got the "right, left, straight" part.
Jaybird. Great game/ppt however would it be possible for you to resave it and repost it as ppt 2007?...Sorry to be troublesome with my 2007 powerpoint. I wish I had a better computer here at work :(
QuoteJaybird. Great game/ppt however would it be possible for you to resave it and repost it as ppt 2007?...Sorry to be troublesome with my 2007 powerpoint. I wish I had a better computer here at work :(i'm rocking the '07 as well. luckily it's better than my old work computer with '03.