Instruction Ideas and Activities: Games

You’ve finally made that trip to Egypt with your best buds you’ve been planning for years! You’re walking along the Nile, enjoying the view of crocodiles sunning themselves, when all of the sudden, the ground caves in underneath you! You’re trapped in an ancient Egyptian tomb! Can you find your way out before you run out of food and water? Decipher the hieroglyphics on the tomb wall to break the spell keeping you locked inside the tomb.

You and your business associates have been framed for a crime and find yourselves with a long term sentence in a maximum security prison. A correctional officer has secretly told you that the warden’s brother is the CEO of your company’s biggest competitor, Tyson Foods, and the warden may have the evidence to prove your innocence in a locked file. He has allowed you and your colleagues entrance to the warden’s office during his lunch break. Follow the clues to unlock the file to your freedom!

You and your friends decided to go to Transylvania on a whim for spring break after binge watching one too many Dracula movies. However, you quickly find out there is more truth to these stories than you first realized when your best friend is bitten by a vampire. So much for sightseeing. They will turn into a vampire at Midnight if you don't act fast. Fortunately, the next stop on your visit is the Van Helsing museum, where the potion that your friend needs is kept for safekeeping. You've already failed at deciphering fact from fiction once, can you avoid it a second time to save your friend?

You’ve been tasked to write a documentary on the terrible Hartford Circus Fire for Netflix. Your boss has already found two great sources for you. Your job is to write a summary of the documentary for Netflix that uses the information found in both sources without plagiarizing

It’s Spring in Indiana--prime time for you as a real estate agent. You received a phone call from an overseas client, asking you to please list their house and hold an open house. They’ve recently inherited the house from a distant relative, but no one has lived there for many years. You visit the house, expecting your typical empty house, with a few extra cobwebs and critters, but instead, are greeted by a house that appears as though people were living in it yesterday. Books are open, but not dusty. Dishes are set with food, but not moldy. What on earth is going on here? Use your trusty laptop computer to research this house on the MLS to see if you can break this house from the spell it’s been living under.