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Spanish
Spanish Basics
Core Spanish vocabulary and beginner grammar for classroom warm-ups.
Easy20–30 min25 Qs
Teachers • Classroom Review Games
Free Classroom Jeopardy Games for Teachers
Launch a Jeopardy style classroom review game in minutes. Pick a ready made board, split students into teams, project it to the class, and review math, science, history, vocabulary, languages, test prep, and more. No PowerPoint required.
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No PowerPoint neededFree boards availableProjector readyTeam playTeacher friendlyNo prep required
Built for the Whole Classroom
Project the board at the front of the room, split the class into teams, and play together on one screen. The teacher hosts: you reveal clues, judge answers, and control scoring. No individual student accounts or devices required — just project and play. If you do want each student answering individually, Live Trivia is the separate mode built for that.
Team turns
Each team picks a category and value on their turn, just like the show.
Scores kept for you
Name your teams, tap to award or deduct points, and the scoreboard stays on screen all period.
Played clues mark themselves
Every tile you open is dimmed as played — no replayed questions, and your scores and progress come back if you reopen the board in the same browser.
Optional clue timer
Put a countdown on each clue to keep a 45-minute period moving, or leave it off.
Team discussion
Give groups 30 seconds to confer before an answer counts.
Open answering
First hand up (or first shout) gets it — fastest way to keep energy high.
Any classroom screen
Projector, smartboard, TV or your laptop in a browser — including over a screen share for remote or hybrid classes.
Your own class rules
Bonus points, steal attempts, wagers — you host, so you set the rules.
Popular Classroom Jeopardy Boards
Start with a ready made board your class can play today.
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Spanish
Everyday Spanish Phrases
Greetings, classroom commands, and conversational phrases students actually use.
Easy20–30 min25 Qs
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French
French Basics
Beginner French vocabulary, numbers, and intro grammar review.
Easy20–30 min25 Qs
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French
Everyday French Phrases
High-frequency French phrases for travel, school, and conversation.
Easy20–30 min25 Qs
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History
US Presidents Power Round
Presidents, eras, and signature moments from American history.
Medium25–35 min25 Qs
Free to play
Geography
Guess the State by Time Zone
Map and time-zone clues that double as a U.S. geography review.
Medium20–30 min25 Qs
Free to play
Elementary
5th Grade Challenge
Mixed elementary review across core subjects for whole-class play.
Easy25–35 min25 Qs
Free to play
Math
Algebra II Boost
Functions, quadratics, and exponents review for high school math.
Hard30–40 min25 Qs
Free to play
Science
Physical Science Basics
Core physical science review for end-of-unit and test prep days.
Medium25–35 min25 Qs
Free to play
Math
Math Review Volume 1
Cross-grade math review across arithmetic, geometry, and word problems.
Medium25–35 min25 Qs
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ELA
Grammar Gauntlet
Grammar, mechanics, and usage review for ELA classes.
Medium25–35 min25 Qs
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Geography
World Capitals
Capitals and countries across a fast-paced classroom round.
Medium25–35 min25 Qs
How to Play Jeopardy in the Classroom
Run a Jeopardy style classroom review game in four simple steps.
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Pick a board
Choose a ready made classroom Jeopardy board by subject, grade level, or review topic.
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Split students into teams
Divide the class into teams and project the board at the front of the room.
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Choose clues and answer
Teams choose categories and point values, then answer the clue before the timer runs out.
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Track points and review
Award points, explain answers, and turn test prep or vocabulary review into an active class game.
Generate a review game for your unit
If no ready-made board matches what you taught this week, type the unit the way you'd say it out loud and the AI board generator writes five categories and 25 clues for you. Generation takes anywhere from seconds to a couple of minutes depending on the topic and source material. You can also attach the lesson plan, study guide or slide deck you already made — PDF, Word, PowerPoint, plain text, or a photo of a worksheet — and it will use that as the source. Every clue is editable, and AI drafts can get a detail wrong — read the board once and reword anything before you project it.
4th grade fractions review — comparing, adding and simplifyingAlgebra 1 linear equations, end-of-unit review, medium difficulty5th grade science end-of-year review, US curriculum6th grade ancient Egypt unit test review
Prefer something that already exists? Browse the free board library by subject and grade first.
Skip the PowerPoint Jeopardy Setup
Teachers do not need to spend a planning period building slides, linking boxes, formatting categories, or fixing broken templates. Kleveroo lets you launch a classroom Jeopardy style board online, project it to the class, split students into teams, and start playing in minutes.
No slide linking
No broken templates
No download needed
Launch from your browser
Kleveroo vs Online Jeopardy Templates
Templates are useful, but teachers often need something faster than a blank board.
Online Jeopardy Templates
The template way
- Usually start from a blank board
- More manual setup
- Basic template experience
- Often focused on one game format
- Harder to browse by subject or grade
Kleveroo Classroom Jeopardy
The Kleveroo way
- Ready made boards available
- Play in minutes
- Polished game-like classroom experience
- Boards, trivia packs, and game modes
- Browse by subject, grade level, and use case
Classroom Jeopardy Topics by Subject
Find review games for the subjects teachers use most.
Math Jeopardy Boards
Algebra, geometry, and arithmetic review games for every grade level.
Science Jeopardy Boards
Life, earth, and physical science boards for unit review and test prep.
History Jeopardy Boards
U.S. history, world history, and civics review for middle and high school.
English / ELA Jeopardy Boards
Grammar, literature, and reading comprehension review games.
Spanish Jeopardy Boards
Spanish vocabulary, verbs, and culture boards for language classes.
French Jeopardy Boards
French vocabulary, conjugation, and phrases for classroom review.
Italian Jeopardy Boards
Italian basics, vocabulary, and grammar for language learners.
Geography Jeopardy Boards
World capitals, U.S. states, maps, and landforms review.
Vocabulary Jeopardy Boards
Word study and vocabulary review games across subjects.
Test Prep Jeopardy Boards
Active review games for SAT, ACT, AP, and end-of-course exams.
Elementary Review Boards
Whole-class review games designed for elementary classrooms.
Middle School Review Boards
Cross-subject review boards built for middle school classes.
High School Review Boards
High school review games across math, science, history, and ELA.
Built for Real Classroom Review
Projector-ready team play
High-contrast host view designed for the front of the classroom.
Great for bell ringers and review days
Quick to launch for warm-ups or full end-of-unit review.
Works for test prep and vocabulary
Active review beats passive worksheets for retention.
Easy for substitute plans
A sub can run a board with zero prep — just project and play.
Supports language learning
Built-in Spanish, French, and Italian boards for world-language classes.
Free and paid board options
Free boards for every subject, plus Kleveroo+ for expanded access.
Why Teachers Use Kleveroo Instead of PowerPoint Jeopardy
Both work — but one takes a planning period and the other takes a minute.
PowerPoint Jeopardy
The old way
- Requires building slides manually
- Harder to update quickly
- Can be clunky to run live
- Usually starts from a blank template
- Files can get lost or broken
Kleveroo Classroom Jeopardy
The Kleveroo way
- Ready made boards
- Fast to launch
- Projector ready
- Designed for team review
- Works for multiple subjects
- Can create new boards with AI
Classroom Jeopardy vs Trivia Packs
Two formats for two kinds of classroom review.
Jeopardy Style Boards
- Best for live classroom team review
- Projected games with categories and point values
- Full class participation
- Great for end-of-unit review days
- Browse Jeopardy boards for teachers at /boards
Trivia Packs
- Faster multiple-choice practice
- Solo review and quick checks
- Perfect for bell ringers
- Auto-graded sprint style games
- Browse classroom trivia games at /trivia
More for teachers
Browse teacher review games, explore more Jeopardy boards for teachers, or try our classroom trivia games for quick multiple-choice practice. Looking for the basics? Read our guide to free Jeopardy style review boards and how to run them in class. Still editing a slide deck each year? Here's how to make a Jeopardy-style game without PowerPoint. Weighing tools? See our full comparison of the best Jeopardy game makers for different use cases. When you're ready to write your own unit review, start in the free board maker. Want students to practise outside class? You can drop a playable game onto your class page.
Frequently asked questions
+How do you play Jeopardy in the classroom?
Pick a review board, split students into teams, project the game, let teams choose categories and point values, then award points for correct answers. Kleveroo makes this easier by giving teachers ready made Jeopardy style boards without needing to build slides.
+Can I play classroom Jeopardy without PowerPoint?
Yes. Kleveroo lets teachers play Jeopardy style classroom review games online, so you do not need to create or download a PowerPoint template.
+What are good classroom Jeopardy topics?
Good classroom Jeopardy topics include math review, science vocabulary, U.S. history, world geography, ELA terms, Spanish vocabulary, French phrases, Italian basics, test prep, and end of unit review.
+Can students play classroom Jeopardy in teams?
Yes. Jeopardy style boards work especially well for team play. Teachers can split the class into groups, project the board, and have students answer clues together.
+Is Kleveroo free for teachers?
Kleveroo has free boards teachers can play right away, along with premium Kleveroo+ options for expanded access to more boards and features.
+What is the difference between classroom Jeopardy boards and trivia packs?
Classroom Jeopardy boards are best for live team games with categories and point values. Trivia packs are better for fast multiple-choice practice, solo review, and quick classroom checks.
+Can I create my own classroom Jeopardy game?
Yes. Teachers can create their own board or use AI to help generate a new review game for their subject, unit, or lesson.
+Do students need their own devices?
No. Kleveroo classroom Jeopardy is designed for shared-screen, host-led play. Project the board at the front of the room, split the class into teams, and the teacher controls clues and scoring. Students do not need accounts, apps, or one device each. If you want every student answering individually from a Chromebook or phone, Kleveroo Live Trivia is the separate mode built for that.
+Does classroom Jeopardy work for elementary school?
Yes. Elementary classes from about grade 3 up handle the board format easily — the grid is visual, the point values make the difficulty obvious, and team play keeps the whole class involved. Keep clues short and use a longer per-clue timer so younger readers aren't rushed. Elementary review boards cover core subjects for whole-class play.
+Is it good for middle school and high school?
Yes, and those are the most common grade bands. Middle school classes usually run cross-subject unit review; high school classes use it for exam prep in algebra, biology, chemistry, U.S. history, and ELA. Because you write the clues, an AP review board and a 7th grade vocabulary board use the exact same format.
+Can college instructors use it too?
Yes. Instructors and TAs run it in review sections and lecture warmups. Bigger rooms usually split into table teams and project the board; the host controls the pace and awards points as teams answer.
Run your first classroom Jeopardy game this week.
Free for teachers. Kleveroo+ adds expanded boards, AI generation, and more.