Board Relay Race
Teams line up and take turns running to the board to answer one step of a problem, then hand the marker to the next teammate.
Online classroom game
An online review race for the classroom. Each team has a lane and a racer. Answer a question right and your racer moves forward; first to the finish line wins. Switch to Tug of War for two teams. Free, no student devices.
One question per line: question | answer. Lines from the quiz sets (question | right | wrong | wrong) work too; only the first answer is shown. Saved in this browser only. The share link carries your list inside it, so colleagues can open the same game without an account.
It is the classroom race from Blooket and Gimkit on one shared screen, and the online cousin of the relay race review and Around the World. For a game with surprises, try Lucky Boxes.
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Rules, variations and tips for similar games you can run with paper or nothing at all.
Teams line up and take turns running to the board to answer one step of a problem, then hand the marker to the next teammate.
Two students race to answer a flash card.
Teams "bat" by answering questions: easy for a single, harder for a double, hardest for a home run.
Run a quiz show with mini whiteboards: every student answers every question at the same time, so nobody sits out.
Questions teachers ask
Yes. Every team answers every question, and you tap each team that got it right. That keeps all teams working, not just the fastest one.
A short track takes about 6 to 10 questions, a long one about 15 to 20, so it fits a 10 minute review.
Press Undo (or Backspace) to take back the last move.