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Heroism, Humanism & Hijinks: Literature in Action, Week 11, Period 5 (Danger Shop)
[OOC: Summary for Treasure Island.]
When the students entered the Danger Shop, they would have found themselves on the deck of a large sailing ship. There was only a slight rolling of the ship, but people with sensitive stomachs might have felt a little bit queasy.
"Welcome to the Hispaniola. Captain Flint couldn't make it, but this is an approximation of his ship. We're going treasure hunting, but in order to understand what our protagonists had to do before they could get on with the story, we'll be planning our own venture. Then you can play pirates."
When the students entered the Danger Shop, they would have found themselves on the deck of a large sailing ship. There was only a slight rolling of the ship, but people with sensitive stomachs might have felt a little bit queasy.
"Welcome to the Hispaniola. Captain Flint couldn't make it, but this is an approximation of his ship. We're going treasure hunting, but in order to understand what our protagonists had to do before they could get on with the story, we'll be planning our own venture. Then you can play pirates."
Re: Activity Two - Plan Your Voyage
Destination: An uncharted island somewhere in the Pacific.
Five items: A box full of navigational equipment, lots of non-perishable food and citrus fruit, lots of soap, a trunk full of comic books and a box full of board games.
Five friends: Dawn, Ray, Cam, Charlie and Old Lace (she's a dinosaur-- you never know when one will come in handy).