Desmos

Description:

This site, although created to help math teachers, has a lot to offer teachers of all content areas. One wonderful feature is the ability to create a "Guess who" game. Make a new polygraph, add 16 images and make a Guess who or Guess what board...then it gives a student code and pairs students to play guess who digitally! See instructions here.

Activity Ideas:

Interpretive: Students listen to and/or read a sample game of "Guess Who?" and make a list of descriptors used.

Interpersonal: "Guess Who?" is an interpersonal activity by nature. It can be created with characters from a story or show, celebrities, with vocabulary words, with geographical locations, and much more.

Presentational: Students need to create their own "Guess Who?" game with 16 squares using current vocabulary. They need to make two copies and bring to class to play.

Jeopardy Labs

Description:

Create free, fast and easy Jeopardy Games for your classroom. This site also has a large collection of games already made.



Genially

Description:

This site offers many creative and interactive games for free. Teachers can make escape rooms, trivia games, puzzles, flow-chart style games, and much more.


Activity Ideas:

Interpretive: The teacher could make a choose-your-own adventure story that students need to read and pick their path forward.

Interpersonal: Get students talking by creating a sequence maze. Students must answer a question and decide what the majority answer was of their group. They then move through the maze in that direction to arrive at their final destination


Presentational: After choosing their sequence in the sequence maze, students could share out and summarize the conversation, giving examples of their group's answers.

                         Educaplay                                

Description:

This site has lots of free games that are easy to create and easy for students to access. Game types include: crosswords, matching columns, memory games, word searches, unscramble word games, fill-in-the-blank games and much more.


Super Teacher Tools

Description:

This is a great resource for any teacher! You can easily make many different kinds of games and tools. Included: Jeopardy, Rocket Review Game, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, and Speed Match. Other tools include virtual dice, customizable spinner, group makers, classroom timers and more.

Blooket

Description:

Blooket allows a teacher to upload an already-made Quizlet set of vocabulary and play any of 8 different games with it. Teachers can also create the questions if they don't have a pre-made Quizlet. The games can be teacher-led (like Kahoot) or students can play on their own.

Class Tools

Description:

Allows a teacher to create many games and activities quickly and easily. The site offers quick ways to make virtual museums, fill-in-the blank songs, puzzles, interactive photos, and more!