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Classroom Games

Free classroom games you can run from the teacher's laptop, a projector or one phone. Students don't need accounts or devices, and there is nothing to install.

Use them as a warm-up, a brain break, an end-of-term treat or a first-day icebreaker. Every game starts in a clean mode that's safe for school.

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Best games for the classroom

1+ players

Trivia

Questions read out, answers revealed with a tap.

5-30 minOne screen
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Split the class into teams and keep score on screen.

2+ players

This or That

Rapid fire, first instinct, no thinking allowed.

5-15 minOne phone
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A fast warm-up. Students move to one side of the room or the other.

4-20 players

Charades

Acting prompts with a functional 60-second timer.

15-30 minOne phone
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Gets everyone moving, with a built-in timer.

2-12 players

Fast 5

Name five things in the category before the five-second buzzer.

10-20 minOne screen
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Name five things in a category before the buzzer. Great for vocab.

3+ players

Would You Rather

Two impossible options. Pick one, then defend it to the death.

10-20 minOne phone
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Turns into a quick persuasive-speaking exercise.

3-30 players

Odd One Out

Everyone knows the word except the imposter. Pass to reveal roles.

10-20 minOne phone
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Builds listening and reasoning skills in groups.

Classroom This or That and Would You Rather questions

  1. Cats or dogs?
  2. Reading or writing?
  3. Maths or art?
  4. Summer holidays or winter holidays?
  5. Would you rather have no homework for a year or an extra week of holidays?
  6. Would you rather be able to read minds or see the future?
  7. Would you rather visit the past or the future?
  8. Would you rather be the teacher for a day or the principal for a day?
  9. Would you rather explore space or the deep ocean?
  10. Would you rather know every language or be able to talk to animals?

How to run games in class

  • Put the game on the projector so the whole class can read along.
  • For This or That, have students move to the left or right side of the room to answer.
  • Use teams of four to six for trivia and charades so everyone gets a turn.
  • Keep each round to five or ten minutes as a brain break between lessons.

Frequently asked questions

Are these classroom games free?

Yes. Every game is free with no signup, and students don't need accounts or their own devices.

Are they safe for school?

Yes. Every game starts in a clean mode. Adult content is hidden behind an 18+ age check and never turns on by itself.

Can I use them on a projector or smartboard?

Yes. Open any game in the browser and it scales to a big screen.