The multimedia in the Daniel CD focuses mainly on the Lion's Den story , thus, you can easily cherry-pick the Main story, both videos, and some of the study notes and use them in that order in one class. I've had as many as four kids around the computer taking turns running the mouse right on up to the sixth grade. Exploring, discussing, and enjoying the entire CD will be pretty near impossible in the typical 45 minute class. The Discover the Bible section alone has 12 chapters of the story. Assign different parts of the Daniel story to different work groups who can then make a presentation about their part of the story.
Presentations can include re-enactments.
For ideas on using several programs together in one lesson, call to request our ministry's free Guide to Cooperative Learning with Computers. Kids like to click and see what's next. Slowing them down a bit is always an essential task when teaching with computers. There are a couple of ways you can do this. Create a set of questions either on a worksheet or on the board which they must find the answers to in the program.