Play a free interactive classroom review game with a quiz board, four categories, 16 questions, and team scoring. No student accounts or downloads are required. Teachers can replace every question to match their lesson.
Classroom Review Board Game
Run a whole-class question board with 16 editable prompts, up to four teams, instant answer reveals, and automatic team scores. The teacher controls the game on a shared screen.
No student sign-in. No remote multiplayer. Questions and scores remain in this open browser session.
Ready to play. Pick a question tile.
Edit all 16 questions
Use one line per question: Category | Question | Answer. Include exactly four categories and four questions per category. Edit the sample to suit your lesson, then choose Start / reset game. To reuse a custom set later, copy it to a teacher document.
Team scores
Choose a question
Higher values come from later rows. Scroll horizontally on a small screen. Used tiles become unavailable.
How to play the classroom review board
- Choose two, three, or four teams and select Start / reset game.
- Pick a category and point value. The question appears beneath the board.
- Give teams time to think or discuss, then select Reveal answer.
- Select the team that answered correctly and choose Award points, or skip the question without points.
- Continue until all 16 tiles are used. The highest score wins.
Customize the review questions for your class
The built-in example provides grade 3–5 practice in math, reading, science, and geography. Questions range from basic recall to short calculations. Teachers should review all prompts before class and adjust them to the grade level, subject, and curriculum. This game is a teacher-led practice activity, not a standardized assessment.
Open Edit all 16 questions to replace the sample. Use the format Category | Question | Answer, with exactly four categories and four questions each. Click Start / reset game to load your edited set. Copy the text to a document if you want to reuse it. The game does not upload or permanently save your questions.
Classroom teaching ideas
For a short warm-up, play the first eight questions. For end-of-unit review, cover all 16 questions over 15–25 minutes. Encourage students to explain their answers before points are awarded. If a learner needs extra processing time or communication support, let the team discuss and give alternate ways to respond.
For a different game format, try the Classroom Quiz Generator. Explore our editable K–5 question bank, standalone Team Scoreboard, and classroom review games collection.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use my own review questions?
Yes. Edit the 16 example questions, keeping four categories with four questions in each. Each line uses Category | Question | Answer.
Do students need accounts or their own devices?
No. One teacher can control the game on a projector or smartboard, while teams answer aloud or on paper.
Does this game automatically decide if an answer is correct?
No. The teacher reveals the suggested answer and chooses which team receives the points. Questions should be checked before use.
Can I save my custom quiz and scores?
The game does not permanently save custom questions or team scores. Copy your edited question text to a document if you want to use it later.