Most Dangerous Game Map Project

Most Dangerous Game Map Project. The Most Dangerous Game Map by Ashley Cortez on Prezi Legend with symbols to represents important items on journey 3. Ship-Trap Island Map Project Author: RH3 Created Date:

"Most Dangerous Game" Map Project DUE: FRIDAY, 11/15 As a class we have just finished reading the story, "The Most Dangerous Game" Walters English I Honors Your task is to complete a map of Ship-Trap Island, the locale for Richard Connell's "The Most Dangerous Game." Your map should be neat, interesting and easy to understand

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The map for this system is split into six colors, each representing a different part of the environment which interacts with your students in different ways: Blue: These areas represent water and students must make a Swim check in order to travel through these spaces All important landmarks are included and in the correct order on the path: Logical shape and form of Ship-Trap Island based on your reading All 9 landmarks used, logical style/details from the text: Chateau, tree Rainsford was in, The Malay Mancatcher, The Quicksand/Swamp, The Tiger Pit, The Knife Trap, The Cliff, Yacht, Rock by the Shore To further explore the setting and key plot points, I have students create illustrated maps of Ship Trap Island.This activity has really been a hit with my middle school learners, as they love having the opportunity to demonstrate their learning through art based activities.

Ship Trap Island Map Drawing at GetDrawings Free download. own creativity to create a map of the island according to the events and locations in the story Your task is to re-look through the story and write down any references you find to the setting.

The Most Dangerous Game Map by Ashley Cortez on Prezi. The setting of "The Most Dangerous Game" plays a really integral role in the story and helps move the plot forward Go through the story and collect a list of "clues," details of the setting that you can use to make your map