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Review game
Review games are a great way to check for understanding and bring energy to the classroom. They help students revisit key concepts before a test or after a lesson, making learning stick and giving everyone a chance to participate.
A projected classroom screen gives you tools like timers, scoreboards, polls, and drawing spaces so you can run any review game smoothly. With ready-made templates for every grade, you can focus on guiding the game while the screen keeps everyone engaged and on track.
Templates for Review game
Pre-K (ages 3–5)
Review game for Pre-K (ages 3–5)
A playful review game screen set for Pre-K with tic-tac-toe, timers, word games, and team points.
Kindergarten to 2nd grade
Review game for kindergarten–2nd grade
A playful review game screen for K–2 with tic-tac-toe, scoreboard, name picker, and more.
Grades 3–5 (ages 8–11)
Review game for grades 3–5
A ready-to-use review game for grades 3–5 with team play, random name picker, and word guessing.
Grades 6-8 (ages 11–14)
Review game for grades 6–8
Interactive review game for grades 6–8 with team play, timers, and word guessing.
Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)
Review game for high school (grades 9–12)
Engage grades 9–12 with a ready-to-use review game using team play, timers, and word guessing.
Why teachers like it
- Keeps review sessions organized and fair for all students.
- Boosts participation with interactive features like polls and scoreboards.
- Saves time with ready-to-use templates for every grade.
How to set it up
- 1Sign in to your free teacher account on Edform.
- 2Choose a review-game screen set for your grade level.
- 3Project the screen for your class using your computer or interactive whiteboard.
- 4Read instructions or rules from the template or adapt them as needed.
- 5Use widgets like timers, scoreboards, and polls to run the game and track answers or points live on the screen.
Tips
- Preview the template before class and add your own questions if needed.
- Use the name picker to call on students or teams fairly.
- Encourage teamwork by grouping students and tracking team scores on the board.
- Try a quick poll or exit ticket at the end to see what stuck.
Questions teachers ask
Can I change the questions in the review game template?
Yes, you can edit any template to match your lesson content and your students’ needs.
Do students need devices to play?
No, most games work with just the projected screen, but some templates let students answer polls on their phones if you want.
What grades are these review-game screens for?
There are ready-made templates for elementary, middle, and high school levels.
Do I need to create an account?
Yes, a free teacher account is needed to access and edit the templates.