The collection
Every game is built for one classroom screen and the whole class. Each one includes saved question banks, team rosters, a tick-box question picker and automatic reshuffling.
A 5 × 5 quiz board for teams, with a timer, scores and saved games.
Teams choose a category and a points value, then answer against the clock. Save the game and pick it up next lesson, or start a fresh round with unused questions.
Climb the points ladder with lifelines, safety nets and a Fastest Finger round.
A one-screen quiz show for the front of the room. Questions get harder as the ladder rises, and difficulty levels can be mixed from your own question sets.
Explain the key term without saying the forbidden words.
Teams take turns while the class listens for forbidden words. A timer, pause, undo and a team scoreboard keep turns quick and fair, and the game calls students up in rotation.
Answer a question to claim a square. Three in a row wins the round.
Two teams take turns in player order, so everyone answers, not just the fastest hands. Steal mode gives the other team a chance at a missed question.
Guess the letters before the picture runs out, with an optional clue under every word.
Use it for spelling lists or unit vocabulary. Pick one of 20 friendly picture themes or let it surprise you each word, and the clue line turns guessing into a recall exercise.
The class answers questions to earn shots at the teacher's fleet.
An optional question card sits beside the grid. Every correct answer earns a shot, which keeps the whole room working toward one goal.
Guess letters to reveal the hidden words in a mystery phrase.
Teams take turns guessing letters to fill the blanks. Write phrases around your unit's vocabulary and descriptive language.
Answer and pass before the hidden timer runs out.
A fast, hot-potato style warm-up. The timer is hidden, so students keep answers short and keep the prompt moving.
Two teams race the clock to answer prompts aloud.
Works for any topic and any language. Comes with English review, English ESL and Spanish samples. Steals and model answers keep both teams listening.
Spin up to five reels and build a sentence before time runs out.
Each reel holds words or phrases you choose. Students combine the results into a sentence, which makes it a quick way to practice sentence structures.
Click the adverb, then the word it modifies.
A focused grammar game with streaks and a class score. A random student is called for each sentence.
Load, edit, save and reuse banks, or paste rows straight from a spreadsheet.
Select all, or untick individual questions or whole categories before you start.
Save each class once and use a fair student picker during play.
No question repeats until all have been used.
Light, dark and high-contrast themes, big text, large buttons and full screen.
Questions and rosters are saved in a spreadsheet in your own Google Drive.
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