Plot your perfect Dallas weekend with skyline views, tacos and brisket, lively neighborhoods, big-league games, and easy transit tips to make every hour count. This is a Middle School Geography review game in a Jeopardy-style format: a teacher puts the board on one screen, teams pick clues by point value, and the class answers out loud — no student devices or accounts needed. Categories: Iconic Sights & Museums, Neighborhood Vibes, Eats & Drinks, Sports & Venues, Getting Around & Practical.
- Middle School Geography review
- Whole-class review on one shared screen
- Test or quiz prep
- Team-vs-team practice in class
A peek at what's on the board — 5 categories and one sample clue from each. Answers stay hidden until you open them, so the game still works.
This glowing ball-topped tower offers panoramic views from its GeO-Deck.
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Reunion Tower
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This entertainment district east of downtown is famed for murals and live music.
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Deep Ellum
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This melty Tex-Mex dip of cheese and chiles is a Dallas staple.
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Queso
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Luka Dončić leads this NBA team that plays at American Airlines Center.
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Dallas Mavericks
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This convenient in-city airport is home base for many Southwest flights.
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Dallas Love Field
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Board content
Iconic Sights & Museums
- $100 — This glowing ball-topped tower offers panoramic views from its GeO-Deck.
- Reunion Tower
- $200 — At Dealey Plaza, this "Sixth Floor" museum examines 1963 events.
- The Sixth Floor Museum
- $300 — This free-admission museum anchors the Dallas Arts District downtown.
- Dallas Museum of Art
- $400 — This hands-on science museum is named for a billionaire philanthropist.
- Perot Museum of Nature and Science
- $500 — This 66-acre lakeside garden blooms with a famed spring festival.
- Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden
Neighborhood Vibes
- $100 — This entertainment district east of downtown is famed for murals and live music.
- Deep Ellum
- $200 — This upscale area north of downtown buzzes along the Katy Trail.
- Uptown
- $300 — Indie shops and cozy eateries draw crowds to this Oak Cliff district.
- Bishop Arts District
- $400 — This pedestrian park caps a freeway, linking downtown to the Arts District.
- Klyde Warren Park
- $500 — Restaurants and startups cluster at the west end of the Hunt Hill Bridge in this area.
- Trinity Groves
Eats & Drinks
- $100 — This melty Tex-Mex dip of cheese and chiles is a Dallas staple.
- Queso
- $200 — This smoky Texas barbecue star, sliced or chopped, draws long lines.
- Brisket
- $300 — At the State Fair, this battered, deep-fried hot dog on a stick is iconic.
- Corny dog
- $400 — Dallas patios love this blended tequila, lime, and salt classic.
- Frozen margarita
- $500 — This Tex‑Czech pastry filled with fruit or sausage is a morning favorite.
- Kolache
Sports & Venues
- $100 — Luka Dončić leads this NBA team that plays at American Airlines Center.
- Dallas Mavericks
- $200 — Ice action at the same arena comes from this NHL team with a green star logo.
- Dallas Stars
- $300 — College football’s Red River Rivalry lights up this Fair Park stadium each fall.
- Cotton Bowl
- $400 — This MLS club kicks off in nearby Frisco at Toyota Stadium.
- FC Dallas
- $500 — This PGA Tour stop named for a famed instructor draws pros to DFW each spring.
- AT&T Byron Nelson
Getting Around & Practical
- $100 — This convenient in-city airport is home base for many Southwest flights.
- Dallas Love Field
- $200 — Dallas’ light rail system runs Red, Blue, Green, and Orange lines.
- DART
- $300 — This leafy urban path runs from Victory Park toward SMU and beyond.
- Katy Trail
- $400 — This massive airport between Dallas and Fort Worth carries the code DFW.
- Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
- $500 — This free line links downtown to Oak Cliff over the river on modern trolleys.
- Dallas Streetcar
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