QUICK PREP (Seriously…SO easy!)

1. Choose your game format: 3-team or 5-team PowerPoint (PPTX)
2. Add team names on the SCOREBOARD slide
3. Start playing!

That’s it—no printing, no cutting, no stress!

WHO CAN PLAY?

This versatile game works in any classroom setting:

• Whole group instruction
• Small group review
• Literacy centers
• Distance learning / virtual classrooms

EASY PEASY & SO MUCH FUN!

✔ 1-step prep (just add team names!)
✔ Easy to play with clear navigation
✔ Easy to score with a built-in system
✔ Keeps students engaged, competitive, and excited to learn!

PERFECT FOR:

• End-of-year review
• Test prep & state assessment review
• Spiral review throughout the year
• Informal assessment to identify learning gaps

FLEXIBLE USE OPTIONS:

• Project on an interactive whiteboard
• Use on a laptop or desktop
• Play during virtual learning sessions
• Add to literacy centers or rotations

❤️ WHY TEACHERS LOVE IT:

Teachers love this resource because it combines rigorous reading review with game-based learning. It’s a low-prep, high-engagement solution that makes reviewing standards feel like a reward—not a chore!

HOW TO PLAY

***DO NOT exit the game until you are done. Otherwise, your completed question links on the Main Slide will reappear, and your Scoreboard will reset to zero.***

1. In POWERPOINT, click VIEW – SLIDESHOW or SLIDESHOW – PLAY FROM START.
2. Click a number on the screen, and the question will appear.
3. Students need to start with “Who is” or “What is” when answering.
4. Click the answer button to reveal the answer.
5. Click the scoreboard icon to record the scores. Each click moves that unit by one number.
6. Click the back button to go back to the game board. That number will disappear from the gameboard.

YELLOW DAILY DOUBLE: If they get the answer correct, it is double the points.

FINAL JEOPARDY QUESTION: One question at the end of the game. (Editable) There is a button on the scoreboard to get to it. The first slide just says to bet points, so don’t worry if you click the button too soon. They bet on how much of their winnings to play.

Management Tip:  Each person in the group gets to be the leader and decide on the category and number. (Rotate the leader in the group so everyone has a chance or pick and answer.) Although the group can help decide on the answer, only the leader may answer. This will help reduce students’ tendency to blur out answers.

Option 1:  One person per group represents the team. Use Eggspert or Answer Buzzers to see who gets to answer.

Option 2:  One group goes at a time, rather than everyone competing.

Thank you for visiting my store!

Pam

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