Choose your own adventure activity

Create a Choose Your Own Adventure Story with Google Forms | Use Google Suite for literacy activities like writing a digital choose your own adventure story Create Dream Explore

Three friends (students) are taking a trip. The trip begins with card one. The student who draws the card reads it aloud and the three friends together must decide which choice to make. The next student selects the card number decided upon and reads the card aloud. The three friends again must agree on which choice to make. The activity continues in this manner until a conclusion is reached. - ESL worksheets

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This week’s youth work session plan idea is a throwback to those childhood favorite books – Choose Your Own Adventure. If you’re not familiar with these books, they start off as a normal book but with you assuming the role of the main character in the book. After a few pages, you’ll be given a […]

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Growing up in the 80’s meant reading loads of “Choose Your Own Adventure” books. They were fun, and a little scary, and you died pretty much every time, but they got lots of kids into books. A while back I decided to bring this idea off the page and into the 21st century by using Google Slides to create an online, interactive story. Often we think of Google Slides in terms of linear presentations, with one slide after another in order. However, Google Slides allows you to add hyperlinks to…