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Scenes from Capt Paul Hammer, Lt.
Stu Dent,
and Shelbot the Overly Brainy Robot's
"Great Commission Adventure" to teach the Gospel
on the newly
discovered PLANT VET
in Sunday Software's Jesus in Space CD
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As they play the Baptism game, info about Baptism
scrolls by. At the end of the game, if they want to play again, they
must answer a 7 question QUIZ ...the answers to which were scrolling
by. Sneaky, huh?


There's also a Baptism Presentation which the
players can watch aboard the Starship Tarsus.
It is ecumenical in nature, and shows the various ways Christians
are baptized.
At the end of the presentation, several questions are posed....

Tucked into this program are extra study notes for the
older kids to discuss with their teachers.

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Three complete adventure lessons:
- The Baptism of
Jesus
- The Last Supper &
Foot Washing
- The Road to Emmaus
Each interactive software lesson brings
you to a new planet and new aliens who need to learn the story.
Lt Stu must translate the lesson into a message they can
understand. And he gets plenty of help from Shelbot and Capt
Paul, as well as the aliens.
Highlights:
On the underwater
Planet Vet
you'll meet Minister Gil Filtafish and use the
BABEL 4000
translator to figure out how to explain "baptism" to aliens who
live underwater. (What would John the Baptist wear underwater?
What does the symbol of water mean? ...and what other symbol
might these aliens better respond to that would mean the same
thing?) The BABEL 4000 allows your students to re-tell the story
of Jesus' Baptism in a very memorable, albeit, "underwater" way
by selecting from new Vetian words, constructing the scenes,
re-outfitting John the Baptist for underwater ministry, and then
playing it back to great effect!
Back aboard the Tarsus, Capt Paul explains Baptism to Stu
in a presentation, and then quizzes him (your students). There's
also
a fun Baptism "Pipes" puzzle-like game that gives you
info about Baptism -which are in fact the answers to a fun quiz
which appears at the end of the Pipes game --if you were paying attention.
On the
Planet Whammo
Stu plays a story game with Chief Wackimac and his tribe of
alien Robots. You'll find out why the planet is called "Whammo" when
the robots begin to make a lot of mistakes in their retelling of
the story. Your
students will need to pay attention and maybe even consult
their Bibles to be sure they are helping the Whambots tell the
story correctly.
After the story, Stu can
play a Whammo game about the meaning of the Passover-Seder meal
and its connection to the Lord's Supper. He can also learn more
about the Passover-Communion connection by playing a game in the
Whammo Labs "robot recycling plant." A final
(ecumenical) presentation about the practice of communion takes place back
aboard the ship.
On
Ice Moon Alpha,
Lt Stu encounters strange snow creatures ready to learn the story of
Jesus on the Road to Emmaus. At first, Stu is mis-identified as a
danger by "Flinger" -a snowball-throwing Snoballian. After a
snowball game, Teacher Snobob
appears to settle things down and invites Stu to help them
dramatize their Emmaus play. Shelbot downloads the "Stagecraft
4000" to help Stu dramatize the story with the Snoballians
as the actors. The Stagecraft 4000 allows your student to design
the actors, place them in the scenes, -and add scenery, sound
effects and music to dramatize the script. Then they play it
back. (It's very creative and your kids will want to make
several versions -each time relearning the story). Jesus is
portrayed by one of the snoballians with an ice halo :-)
To cap off the visit to Ice
Moon Alpha, Captain Paul leads the snoballians (your students) through
a very special INTERACTIVE reflection activity about
"how we see Jesus today."
More learning surprises and
activities in each story!
The
Opening...
Jesus in Space opens like a
Sci-Fi movie "somewhere in the Alpha Omega System." After
meeting Stu, Paul and Shelbot, suddenly an asteroid field
appears and students must blast them to escape. Then a message
comes in from Commander Grossman, the one-eyed alien
leader of Great Commission Control. The three missions
are then presented for you to select from. That said,
Jesus in Space has an exceptional
navigational menu, allowing you to jump forward or to
any activity in the CD. Each lesson could last up to 30 minutes,
or you could jump to certain activities if you have less time or
age-specific needs. |


Stu with Chief Wackamac on the planet Whammo

Jesus at the Last Supper
-as re-enacted on the planet Whammo
Jesus in Space CD
is fun interactive
lesson software for ages 5-15.
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Great Commission Control has sent
the Tarsus to explain Baptism to
Minister Gil on the Planet Vet.

The BABEL 4000 is used by your students with Shelbot's help to
retell the story of John and Jesus to a bunch of aliens who live
under water.

John the Baptist (as designed by your students) meets up with
the Vetian version of Jesus.

Stu meets up with Teacher Snobob and
"Flinger"
on Ice Moon Alpha to help them learn the story of Jesus on the
Road to Emmaus. |

The Tarsus in action against careening asteroids...
Jesus in Space
features many many games, most of which teach the content, but
some of which are simply REQUIRED to save the ship.
Games on the CD
include:
Asteroids
Blasting Descent through Electric Eel Ocean Baptism Water Pipes
Ice Moon Alpha Snowball throwing game Whammo Labs Seder
game
In addition....the
BABEL 4000 and Stagecraft 4000 storytelling devices feel like
games to the kids because they get to add their own effects and
props to the stories.

Shelbot
is the
brains of the mission. She narrates several optional instructional pieces
about key subjects, including presentations about the meaning and
practice of Baptism and Communion.
Content about baptism and communion is ecumenical. Shelbot wouldn't have it any other way!

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Space Specs:
Ages 5-15.
Detailed
and funny for older students to enjoy, while easy enough
for young children to navigate and understand.
Windows 98/Me/XP/Vista or Mac OS X.
400 mhz, 96mb ram, 8 mb videoram minimum. Shelbot
recommends running it on 600mhz or higher.
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