Cindy’s Classroom Games
I Make The Best No-Prep Classroom Games for Teachers!
I love making games for students & teachers in the classroom. All of my classroom games are NO PREP and easy to use. They run in PowerPoint and you simply Click n Play.
The games are available on Teachers Pay Teachers Have fun and don’t forget to leave a review if you loved it..
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How To Play Trashketball!
Classroom Games – Trashketball: the game where students race to answer questions to earn shots, and then try to shoot crumpled paper into the trash can to score points for their team.
The goal of the game is to finish with the highest score.
You will need to place the trash can somewhere appropriate, and then create up to 3 shooting positions, with the closest worth 1 point, the next is worth 2 points, and the furthest is worth 3 points.
Split the class into 3 teams, and once you are ready, load up the game, which runs entirely in PowerPoint.
The first slide will review the rules, and then you proceed to the game screen.
Go to the first question, and then the teams of students race to write down the answer on a piece of paper. Once they have answered the question, the designated shooter of each team lines up at the first shooting position in order of completion.
Check the answer, which is provided on the next slide.
If correct, the first team gets 3 shots from any position, the second gets 2 shots, and the third gets 1 shot.
Add up the points for any shots that go in by tapping the digits on the game screen.
Click next question and start the next round.
This game play continues until you complete all the questions, and the team that has the highest score is the winner.
The questions and answers are provided, and Trashketball is a great game to review material before a test, or get your students energized in your classroom.
The whole game runs in PowerPoint, and will work great together using your projector or smartboard, but also works well on tablets and computers for individuals and small groups.
There is no prep required for my classroom games, you simply click and play.
There are 20 questions and answers, which can be edited, and I have many different grade levels and subjects available, and I am adding more everyday.
I hope your class loves this as much as mine do, and don’t forget to leave a review if you loved it.
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How To Play Splat!
Classroom Games – Splat!, where teams of students race to answer a question correctly to splat the other teams, but if they get it wrong they splat themselves.
The goal of the game is to eliminate the other teams and be the last team standing. Split the class into 3 teams, and once you are ready, load up the game, which runs entirely on PowerPoint. The first slide will review the rules, and then you proceed to the game screen.
There are 18 questions on the topic that range from very easy to very challenging. Choose a question to start, and then the students have to read it and race to be the first to yell out their answer.
It gets a little chaotic, but that’s part of the fun of this game.
Once you have an answer from the first team, check it against the answer, which is provided on the next slide.
If the team got the answer correct, they can choose any other team to Splat, which you do by clicking the Splat button above their picture. However, if the team got it wrong, then they splat themselves!
This game play continues until 2 teams have been eliminated and you have a winning team.
The questions and answers are provided, and Splat is a great game to review material before a test, or get some energy back in the classroom.
The whole game runs in PowerPoint, and will work great together using your projector or smartboard, but also works well on tablets and computers for individuals and small groups.
There is no prep required for my classroom games, you simply click and play.
The questions and answers can be edited, and I have many different grade levels and subjects available, and adding more everyday.
I hope your class loves this as much as mine do, and don’t forget to leave a review if you loved it.
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How To Play Quiz Party!
Classroom Games – Quiz Party, the review game where students answer questions to win points.
Split the class into 3 teams, and choose how you want them to answer.
You can have the teams all answer the questions together, or you can line up the teams and have the students at the front answer one on one.
Once you are ready, load up the game, which runs entirely in PowerPoint.
Choose any question from any category, and the question will be displayed.
Once the students have given their response, you can check the answer, which is provided on the next slide.
If correct, then tap the digits to add to their score. No points are awarded for getting the answer wrong.
Choose another question and start the next round.
This game play continues until you complete all the questions, and the team that has the highest score is the winner.
The questions and answers are provided, and Quiz Party is a great game to review material before a test, or have some fun in the classroom.
The whole game runs in PowerPoint, and will work great together using your projector or smartboard, but also works well on tablets and computers for individuals and small groups.
There is no prep required for my classroom games, you simply click and play.
There are 25 questions and answers, which can be edited, and I have many different grade levels and subjects available, and I am adding more everyday.
I hope your class loves this as much as mine do, and don’t forget to leave a review if you loved it.
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How To Play Grudgeball!
Classroom Games – Grudgeball, the review game where students answer questions and try to make a basket to earn shots they can take at the other teams to remove them from the game. Beware though, they will take shots back at you.
The goal of the game is to be the last team afloat.
You will need to place the trash can or basket somewhere appropriate, and then create 2 shooting positions, with the closest worth 2 points, and the furthest is worth 3 points.
Split the class into 4 teams, and once you are ready, load up the game, which runs entirely in PowerPoint.
The first slide will review the rules, and then you proceed to the game screen.
The teams will take turns, so choose a team to go first, and have them choose a question.
Once you have their response, check it against the answer, which is provided on the next slide.
If the answer is wrong, then nothing happens, and the next team chooses a question.
If the answer is correct, then that team gets to take 2 shots at any other team they want.
They also get one toss to make a basket, from either the 2 point line or the 3 point line.
If they make the basket, then they get that number of additional shots at other teams.
You can split up your shots at other teams any way you want.
After 10 shots your boat is sunk, but you can still re-enter the game. When it is your turn, you must answer correct and make a 3 point basket to earn a lifeboat, which can withstand 2 shots.
This game play continues until you complete all the questions, or there is only 1 team left afloat, who is the winner.
The questions and answers are provided, and Grudgeball is a great game to review material before a test, or get your students energized in your classroom.
The whole game runs in PowerPoint, and will work great together using your projector or smartboard, but also works well on tablets and computers for individuals and small groups.
There is no prep required for my classroom games, you simply click and play.
There are 20 questions and answers, which can be edited, and I have many different grade levels and subjects available, and I am adding more everyday.
I hope your class loves this as much as mine do, and don’t forget to leave a review if you loved it.
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How To Play QUIZ SHOW!
Classroom Games – Quiz Show, which is a review game where students answer questions to win points.
Split the class into 2 teams, and choose how you want them to answer.
You can have the teams all answer the questions together, or you can line up the teams and have the students at the front answer one on one.
Once you are ready, load up the game, which runs entirely in PowerPoint.
Choose any question in any order, and the question will be displayed.
Once the students have given their response, you can check the answer, which is provided on the next slide.
If correct, then tap the digits to add to their score. No points are awarded for getting the answer wrong.
Choose another question and start the next round.
This game play continues until you complete all the questions, and the team that has the highest score is the winner.
The questions and answers are provided, and Quiz Show is a great game to review material before a test, or get your students energized in your classroom.
The whole game runs in PowerPoint, and will work great together using your projector or smartboard, but also works well on tablets and computers for individuals and small groups.
There is no prep required for my classroom games, you simply click and play.
There are 20 questions and answers, which can be edited, and I have many different grade levels and subjects available, and I am adding more everyday.
I hope your class loves this as much as mine do, and don’t forget to leave a review if you loved it.
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