Source: Wikitrivia Wikitrivia is a fun history timeline game. It starts with one card and shows you another card. You drag the card and place it where you think it goes in the time line. The time span can go back to 5000 B.C, so while it starts out pretty easy, it gets hard fast.
Source: Keyma.sh – Take your typing to the next level I am not a big fan of taking away instructional time for busy work, but I do know that there are times when students need a little practice. Keyma.sh is a typing site that is also set up for competitions. Students can create an account…
Source: JeopardyLabs – Online Jeopardy Template It seems there are tons of ways to make Jeopardy style games online. Usually these techniques force PowerPoint or Google Slides to do things they aren’t designed to do. Then along comes JeopardyLabs. JeopardyLabs allows you to create your own Jeopardy style games for free and without having to…
GeoGuessr is an online geography game that places you somewhere in the world and you then have to figure out where you are. Here’s where it put me on my first try:
Finally, the Chrome Dino Game will sync your high score! Source: Show off your Chrome dino-game skills with the arrival of cross-device high score sync The bane of classrooms everywhere, the Chrome Dino Game, has a new feature in an upcoming version of Google’s Chrome browser. When Chrome is offline, there is an easter egg in…
Five million children and youth are cared for by our nation’s social service agencies because they’re experiencing homelessness, foster care placement, incarceration, or other challenges. And all of these young people will also show up in our schools while juggling other competing priorities. Can you put yourself in the shoes of one of these…
Sourec: Kupiter – A Free and Fun Game-Based Way to Study. Kupiter is a free website that gives you the ability to make review questions into a game. The website will take the answer and break it up by character (or characters if the answer is long) and place the character on an asteroid. To…
Although I haven’t had a chance to try it yet, Quizizz looks like a fun way to have students practice and demonstrate their knowledge of skills in the classroom. One feature I really like is the ability to assign a quiz as homework. This lets Quizizz differentiate itself from other online quiz builders such as Kahoot.
Game show classroom: Comparing Kahoot!, Quizizz, Quizlet Live and Quizalize | Ditch That Textbook Now, teachers can bring that experience into the classroom when students aren’t home sick. Several digital tools created for the classroom bring those exciting experiences to students with learning as the focus. Great list of sites, I really like the pros…