Jeopardy review game

This Jeopardy game is a review of ELA content in 3rd grade. The categories include phonics, parts of speech, spelling/writing, and content vocabulary. It is completely interactive. No need to scroll through all the slides, you just click on the points for whatever category that you like and it will take you right to the question

Jeopardy is a classic game, and it can be a ton of fun in the classroom for any subject or grade level. But let’s face it. It’s a lot easier for Alex Trebek to manage three adults, than…

Make your own Jeopardy game board - use with any subject

Ready to move beyond tired Jeopardy slides? Try a few rounds of the Flyswatter Game, a no-fail way to keep teens active and excited about test prep. Works for EVERY subject area, too.

You can create your own Jeopardy game board easily with ProSimpli index card holder sleeves. Design the index cards yourself or get them professionally printed.

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I am a self-professed PowerPoint game template junkie! I love to use whole-class review activities to reinforce important topics before big tests.

I had a really tough time picking something to make this week until I stumbled across this game I found on Pinterest. Even though the original game was created for a 5th grade classroom I think it …

Interactive SMART Board Games: Making review games fun through the smartboard (Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, Are you Smarter than a 5th Grader, Jeopardy, Deal or No Deal, Classroom Feud)

As you know, jeopardy-style games can be a really fun way to review content with your students. They are a great test prep activity! You might be really excited about the idea of creating your very own game in Google slides or maybe you’re a little worried about it – either way, I’m going to share s