You can watch a short clip here to see how to play the game.
Thanks to the creators of can play the video game here WHO STOLE MY CHEESE? You control the moves of the player with the arrow keys and spacebar (spells). When there’s a task they have to complete together you can easily take control of the mouse back. If you use Zoom for your online classes you can actually give permission to one of your students to control your mouse/keyboard and therefore to play the game. Then tell them that you will be playing one last game together and they are the players. Start your last class with this short video summary of the book and go through the Quizlet flashcards together. It could be a great summer read for your students or some good quality listening time as part of the audio book is free on YouTube. It follows the physical and emotional journeys of four characters, two mice and two little people they search, find, lose and must rediscover their favourite food, cheese, in a large, twisting maze. Who Moved My Cheese? is a short, light-hearted parable about change.
What better way to finish classes than playing one last game together? A set of tasks for your English classes with adults (B1/B2 levels) embedded in a video game script linked to the book Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson.
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