Review games

Jeopardy Review Game

A quiz-show board of categories and point values where teams pick a square and answer the question behind it. The classic unit review before a test.

  • 🎓 Grades 3–12
  • ⏱ 30–50 min
  • 👥 Two to six teams
  • 📦 Some prep
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How to play Jeopardy Review Game

  1. Make a board with five categories and five questions each, worth 100 to 500 points.
  2. Split the class into teams and decide the order.
  3. A team picks a category and value. Reveal the question.
  4. The team has 30 seconds to answer. Correct answers add the points; wrong answers can be stolen by the next team.
  5. Finish with a Final Jeopardy question where teams wager their points.

Variations

  • Every team answers every question on whiteboards, so nobody sits idle.
  • Let students write the questions for one category.

💡 Teacher tips

  • Build and project the board with the free Jeopardy maker; your questions save in your browser.
How to play Jeopardy Review Game: printable classroom rule card with the steps, time (30–50 min), grades 3–12 and prep

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