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Exodus Adventures takes your
students on a unique 3D game-like lesson adventure through the Exodus story.
This is the story of the Exodus as learned through the eyes and ears
of Robin MacTavish, a young teenage archaeologist whom your
students navigate through the Exodus landscape.
Robin is
lguide by Sir Dabney MacTavish, her grandfather, -a
renown archaeologist and Bible scholar who appears throughout the
game.
Exodus Adventures
CD tells the story of the Exodus in three* games. Each game has
storytelling, challenges, quizzes and discussion content, and each plays like a
video game. Unlike some 3D games, there's no "game over" in Exodus
CD. Rather, you must complete challenges, find things, and answer
questions in order to advance to the next part of the story.
Robin
and
her grandfather begin each journey at their Mt Sinai base: St.
Catherine's Monastery. Robin learns some of
the Exodus story at the Monastery where the monks
have had centuries to prepare lessons for
pilgrims. (The monastery is a real place in Sinai, and our game
version was modeled on it). Robin flys from Sinai to Egypt in her helicopter.
In
Game 1, Robin
flys to Goshen to learn how the Israelites came to Egypt, then flys
to Midian to discover the burning bush, then on to Pharaoh's Palace
to learn about the confrontation with Pharaoh.
In Game 2, Robin explores the Red Sea, figures out the Miriam
Song Game, finds the hidden trail to the Marah Well,
overnights in the Manna Cave, collects manna in Rephidim, then flys
back to find the staff of Moses and strike
the rock of Horeb.
In Game 3, Robin
zooms over the Sinai wilderness hearing about the period
of Wandering and eventual arrival at Jericho and being quizzed about
what she's learned. Your students will have to dive into their
Bibles to answer the questions.
 SPECIAL FEATURE:
Video clips are
located
throughout the first game
which Robin's grandfather has assembled to teach her the story.
These clips are courtesy of the TLC video production
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The
video clips feature actual footage of Exodus locations,
re-enactments, special effects, and narration from the scriptures.
Through a
combination of 3-D terrains, models, video clips shot on location
along the Exodus story, game play, and questions sprinkled through
the program, your students will encounter
the story as never before.
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