London Shopping Adventure
RPG PPT: London Adventure
An interactive, story-based English game for classroom storytelling
Turn your English lesson into a London adventure.
In this interactive PowerPoint RPG, students explore London, make choices, and guide the story forward while practicing real communication skills. The class works together to decide what to do next — every choice matters.
Who it’s for and where it fits
- Target learner profile:
- age: Teenagers and adults
- level: A2–B1 ESL learners
- Lesson setting:
- group classroom / computer-assisted / projector-based
- online lessons via screen sharing
- Lesson length (e.g. 1–2 class periods / 45–90 minutes)
Game time depends on discussion depth and class size.
Class size should be kept under 25 students for best interaction and immersion.
Ideal for teachers who want students to listen, speak, and think, not just fill in blanks.
What students actually learn
- Listening comprehension through narrative
- Making choices and explaining opinions, reasons and preferences
- Collaborative discussion and critical thinking
- Cultural literacy: London landmarks and etiquette
4️⃣ Gameplay Overview
How it feels to play
- Game type: “Interactive slide adventure with branching story paths”
- Decision system: “Students vote, discuss, and choose story directions”
- Replay value: “Repayable through alternate paths and outcomes.”
5️⃣ What’s Included
The package contents
- PowerPoint game file (fully interactive, editable)
- Teacher’s manual (lesson flow, game play instructions, teaching tips and suggestions)
- Optional printable materials (student worksheets or badges)
6️⃣ Why teachers choose this game
- Easy to use: just open in PowerPoint
- No extra software or internet required
- Highly engaging even shy learners through choice-based storytelling
- Encourages meaningful discussion, not passive answers
- Proven classroom-tested design
7️⃣ Technical requirement
- Microsoft PowerPoint 2019+ or Microsoft 365 required
The product is not compatible with Google Slides or older PowerPoint versions
This game relies on PowerPoint triggers and interactive elements that are not fully supported elsewhere.