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Classroom Jeopardy Board — A Free Review Game You Can Project
A Jeopardy-style review board for class: five categories, values from 100 to 500, three teams, editable clues, a 30-second timer and a projector mode. Free, no signup.
<p><strong>Five categories, five point values, three teams, and a clue behind every tile.</strong> This is a review board built for the classroom rather than for a TV studio: the board is readable from the back row, the timer is visible to the whole room, and every clue is editable in place before the bell.</p><h2>What you can do with it right now</h2><p>Pick one of the built-in boards — science, world history, or words and language — click a tile, read the clue, reveal the answer with the space bar, and award the points to one of three teams. Used tiles dim so nobody re-asks a question the class has already covered.</p><h2>Why the ladder matters more than the questions</h2><p>A category is not a topic; it is a topic with five levels of difficulty inside it. Writing the 500 clue first and working down to the 100 is the difference between a real ladder and five questions of the same difficulty wearing different numbers.</p><figure style="margin:1.5rem 0;"><img src="https://public.cohub.run/p/0d0f026e-322c-4d1b-bd87-3d67c2ba7454/game-assets/themes/mini-games/thumbs/diagram-jeopardy-board-anatomy.png" alt="课堂问答板结构图:5×5 空题板、一列高亮、右下角三行计分板" style="width:100%;border-radius:12px;display:block;" loading="lazy"><figcaption style="font-size:0.85rem;color:#9aa0b4;padding-top:0.5rem;">Five categories across, five values down, a scoreboard the room can read at a glance.</figcaption></figure><h2>Editing, projecting, scoring</h2><p>Every clue is a text field — rewrite one, or rewrite a category. Projector mode enlarges the board and the active clue. The 30-second bar is the stopping point for an argument as much as for the reader. Three teams beat two: two teams hand one side a permanent losing identity by the fourth clue.</p><h2>Where it stops</h2><p>Scores and edits live in the browser that made them, so a different machine starts fresh. And no board fixes a clue that is worded badly or a class that has not been taught the material — those are the teacher's half of the job.</p><p><a href="/use-cases/en/jeopardy-game-for-teachers">The full classroom guide</a> · <a href="/explore/tool/jeopardy-game-maker">Generate a board from a topic</a> · <a href="/app/3d-game-builder">Back to the 3D Game Builder</a></p>
- Latest version
- v6
- Published
- 2026-10-20
- Updated
- 2026-10-20
- Status
- published
- Visibility
- public