Video Game Designer: Using Cardinal Directions to Design a Castle
In this adventure, students will be video game designers and learn about using cardinal directions to design a castle.
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This is a perfect lesson for remote-learning. It involve video game design, which my students love, requires no materials and get’s them thinking about directions and visual orientation. My students will love it!
What a great way to practice cardinal directions!! The labeling and moving according to the directions reminds me of coding. I would love to extend this by having the kids then built a prototype of their castle. Ohhh I can have them create a floor plan with cardinal directions and have them swap to label each others’ rooms!!