Classroom games for the whole class
Step 1 of 3How many players?
Names (optional) Add names so turns are called by name
First names or nicknames, saved only on this phone. Pick a kid’s age so the youngest goes first and quiz cards fit each kid; tick “Adult” for grown-ups: they get harder words to act out and no kids-only topics.
Five minutes left before the bell, a brain break between lessons, or the last day before a holiday? Split the class into teams and let one phone run the games: it deals the cards, keeps time and keeps score. Choose the number of teams, the youngest age and the time above to get a ready-made session.
🏫 Tip: enter each team as one player (Team 1, Team 2…) and untick “Adult” so every team gets cards for its age. The teacher holds the phone or shows it on the projector; one student per team acts, draws or answers in turn. No student names or data are needed.
Games that work with a whole class
- Act & Guess: Act or describe it, everyone guesses.
- Family Trivia & Riddles: Quick questions matched to age.
- Sketch & Guess: Draw a secret word on paper; others guess.
- Word Chain: Link words one after another.
- 20 Questions: Ask yes/no questions; guess within 20.
- 5-Second Rush: Name 3 things before 5 seconds run out.
- Would You Rather: Pick A or B and say why.
- Hum It: Hum a tune; guess the song title.
- English Speaking & Mini Debate: Short English answers to fun prompts.
- Story Chain: Each player adds a sentence to a story.
- Forehead Guess: Phone on your forehead; others give clues.
- Market Memory: Repeat the shopping list and add one.
- I See Something: Give a clue about a thing in the room.