Forest Adventure Game By Julie Ivanski

Forest

Levels

  1. Word hunt
  1. Knock Knock: Magic word to get into the tree
  1. The Spelling Spill

Medium: Words are more difficult to find and are more specific

Hard: Choosing the 'most correct' word to define the object found

Easy: Scavenger hunt for words (teacher decides how many vocabulary words will be in the game)

Medium: 60 second time limit is added

Hard: 60 Sec Time limit + Mr. Bad as distraction

Easy: Knock on tree per syllable while saying the word

Easy: Spell words from bag to climb to the top of the tree

Medium: Must complete task before it gets too dark (two minutes)

Hard: 2 Min Darkness + Mr. Bad asks to help

  1. Conversation and Sentence building

If incomplete, students go back to level 1

Yes to Mr. Bad, he steals the bag of words: students go back to level 1

Yes: Mr Bad helps but keeps one letter for himself and does not give it back unless the student agrees to make him their buddy

No: Mr Bad watches and tries to confuse student's spelling

Yes: Mr Bad becomes the students' buddy and they go on to level 4; the original buddy sadly leaves the tree fort

No: Mr. Bad runs away with the letter, the student has to start the level again

Randomly generated character #1: What is it?

Randomly generated character #2: Making sentences with cards

Squirrel: final reading/ pronunciation test

Randomly generated character #3: Match the sentences

No: Mr Bad continues to try to distract student from the task

bad wolf

bad wolf

hourglass

Forest-Path-Desktop-Background-Image

magical forest

creative door

realistic door tree