Team quiz game for the whole class v0.2.0
A quiz game the whole class plays on one screen: two to eight teams with made-up names, three ways to play (a category board, tiles with surprises, a race), from the quiz bank, a reading passage or your own list. No student devices, no accounts, no player cap, every mode free.
- Comets0
- Otters0
- Rockets0
- Maples0
No devices and no accounts: the class plays on one screen. Scores live in this page only; a reload starts a new game, and nothing is sent.
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How to use it
- Pick where the questions come from, the same way as in the quiz maker. A quiz maker link opens here with the same questions.
- Pick how many teams, and a way to play.
- Put it on the projector. Open a tile, read it out, press Show the answer, and tap the team that got it.
- New game keeps the questions and clears the scores; New questions deals a fresh set.
Ideas for class
- Race works well for a five-minute review at the end of a lesson.
- Use tiles with surprises on a Friday: doubles and swaps keep every team in it to the end.
- Let teams talk for ten seconds before one person answers for the team.
- Make the board from this week’s vocabulary as a list, then print the same set as a quiz for Monday.
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Do students need devices or accounts?
No. The whole class plays on one screen. Teams have made-up names, so no one types a child’s name, and scores live only in this page.
Is there a limit on players or games?
No. Any number of students, two to eight teams, as many games as you like, and every way to play is free.
Can I use my own questions?
Yes. Paste them as question: answer lines, one a line. The wrong answers come from your other answers.
Nothing is sent when a team answers. Settings and a pasted list stay in this browser; scores are gone when the page reloads. No sign-in, no ads, no AI.