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Various sources that showcase how to use Google Slides to procure a "choose your own adventure" experience.

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Video tutorial: How to make 'Choose your own' adventure stories using Google Slides.

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Various sources about writing a "choose your own adventure" story that is engaging and ties in multiple standards.

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Choose Your Own Adventure Writing Workshop

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Join Choose Your Own Adventure author Rana Tahir to learn how to write your own story! Perfect for ages 7 and up.Shop for Choose Your Own Adventure books: ht…

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Research that has been conducted on the subject of Google Slides being use for interactive activities (such as CYOA).

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Irwin, Bradley. Constructing Digital “Choose Your Own Adventure” Gamebooks to Enhance Creative Writing and Collaboration Skills. Research-publishing, 2020. Print.

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Sargent, B. E. (1991). Writing “Choose Your Own Adventure” Stories. The Reading Teacher, 45(2), 158–159. http://www.jstor.org/stable/20200835

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Hey, maybe Google Slides is not the ideal format for this idea. Here are some other ideas. Maybe we can build off of them?

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Making a Choose Your Own Adventure comic with Twine

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(Also explains how you can involve students. Cool!)

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Teach Your Students to Write a Choose Your Own Adventure Story with Google Forms | On Edge

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How to outline your story.

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I Learned A Trick To Create Interactive Stories And It's Simple But It Works

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Explanation and mechanics.

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Where I catalogue moments of big (or small) thoughts that help me make connections.

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This would be great to discuss with kids about characters choice, but also the "if / then" structure of texts.

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As a young Jewish medical student in Berlin in the 1930's, the reader in confronted with choices that could mean the difference between freedom and slavery, life and death. -- Published in 1985 as a way for students to interact with history.

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Collections Search - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

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Summary As a young Jewish medical student in Berlin in the 1930’s, the reader in confronted with choices that could mean the difference between freedom and slavery, life and death.

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Ultimately, this is what I chose to use.

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Deadline: January 3, 2020 at 11:59 P.M. eastern time.

Entry Fee: 100 Points

Minimum entries required: Five valid entries or contest is moot.

Basic Rewards: 25 Points (entry fee returned + 25 points) for successfully submitting a story that achieves a minimum of 4.00/8.00 rating.

Additional Rewards: 100 Points for 1st Place; 50 Points for 2nd Place; 25 Points for 3rd Place

Restrictions: No co-authors. No recycled stories.
Format:
CYOA Fake News Requirement: Post a thread in the Writing Workshop and update twice a week on your progress.

Note: The entry fee is high to discourage people from taking prompts they don't intend to finish. Don't be an ass. If you take a prompt, finish it. Because someone else may very well have wanted that prompt.

Instructions: A) Choose a prompt. B) To claim a prompt, reply with the number you wish to select and the description of the prompt. C) Edit lock your selection so you cannot change it. D) Someone important will (probably) confirm your prompt within 24 hours. E) FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, CHECK TO SEE IF SOMEONE TOOK THE PROMPT YOU WANT FIRST.

Prompts: *** Prompts are binding as far as the plain language suggests. Beyond that, author creativity reigns.

1) Tell us a tale of a knight, a dragon, and a princess. Cupcakitty DONE

2) An aspiring medical student travels to a foreign land to study at a renowned hospital. The plague draws near. Kar BANNED AND SHAMED

3) A story set on a tidally locked planet. FistedDave BANNED AND SHAMED

4) Sharpen your ax, it's 793 - and the first of a steady stream of Viking raids are about to hit the British isles. Dezzo SHAMED

5) A better story about snow. Digit SHAMED

6) A story of a lunatic empress... with a fondness for horses. roffdoff SHAMED

7) Create a fantasy or science fiction world from scratch. The story must include a map of the relevant locality. Mara DONE

8) This story has an original and sensible magic system, built from the ground up. The plot is up to you. Shadow DONE

9) A romantic winter horror genre splice. Chef DONE
10) The younger son of a minor noble rallies coin and followers for his venture. His goal? Flee the kingdom and construct a castle on the shores of the mineral rich unclaimed frozen wastes in the far north. Derp DONE
11) This tribal community lived a rather simple existence with the occasional war and the odd bit of cannibalism - but everything changed when the strangely dressed gods arrived in their wooden turtles from across the sea.

12) The protagonist is an anti-villain. Everything else is up to you. Corgi DONE

13) A dwarf takes a jackass and a honeycomb into a brothel. What happens next? BryceTheJew SHAMED

14) The mad scientist has just created a new ... animal? species? creature? race? Whatever it is, she has an army of them, and things aren't ever going to be the same. Patandjenfan33333 BANNED AND SHAMED

15) Breathe fresh live into the tale of Little Red Riding Hood. Fluxion DOUBLE SHAMED

16) For your services to the crown, the king has granted you valuable lands near an important crossroads in a recently conquered territory. Now, it's time to retire and fulfill your dream of operating a renowned brewery and tavern ... but it may be wise to keep your sword-arm ready. Ogre DONE

17) History abridged: The protagonist is Attila the Hun.

18) History abridged: The protagonist is Cleopatra VII.

19) The protagonist is a goat farmer. The plot, genre, and time period are up to you. Mizal DONE

20) A cuckolded baron plots revenge against the local duke for impregnating his wife. enterpride DONE

21) They say the roads aren't safe for a young woman traveling alone. But that's never stopped you before. Wildblue DONE

22) A story set in ancient Mesopotamia. Maz DOUBLE SHAMED

23) A story that revolves around a mystery or a series of puzzles and riddles. Pugpup SHAMED

24) The supervolcano beneath Yellowstone exploded three years ago, and the earth has begun to slip into a new ice age. You really wish you didn't live in Siberia. Technology may be contemporary or futuristic. Ford (Chanbot) DONE

25) You're a pilgrim traveling to a holy site. To fund your travels, you tell short stories that the audience can influence. The setting may be historical or fantastical. Camelon DONE

26) The plot revolves around a graveyard tryst. Bilbo DOUBLE SHAMED

27) You live in a world overrun by monsters. Good thing you're a trained monster slayer. Chris SHAMED

28) Create a children's fable. Ninja DONE

29) The protagonist is a talking bear. Lopz66 DONE

30) For the bold - a story that will make Mizal cry. VainCorsair SHAMED

31) Diversity option: show them how it's really done. Victim SHAMED

32) EndMaster's box of horrors. Beg for EndMaster to give you a prompt. Canary DONE

33) CYOA winter-themed ballad. Serpent (Micropen) DONE

34) Frontier Contest throwback. TheDeadKin DONE

35) Chaos Contest throwback. Coins (Spartacus) DONE

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Deadline: January 3, 2020 at 11:59 P.M. eastern time. Entry Fee: 100 Points Minimum entries required: Five valid entries or contest is moot. Basic Rewards: 25 Points (entry fee returned + 25 points) for successfully submitting a story that achieves a minimum of 4.00/8.00 rating.