The Top Ten Review Games for the Classroom (Online Jeopardy, Pictionary, and More)

Pictionary in the classroom is played just like the regular game. One student will draw a picture of a term (preferably something that you are learning about in class) and their team will try to guess what they are drawing. The team that guesses the most drawings correctly at the end of a predetermined time, wins.

Prep for classroom Pictionary includes writing vocabulary words or phrases on slips of paper and having them available for students to draw from. You will also need to provide white boards and markers (or paper and pens/pencils). Along with the benefit of light prep work, this game is pretty easy to control. The only behavior modification you may need to make is ensuring that students use indoor voices while making their guesses.

The Top Ten Review Games for the Classroom (Online Jeopardy, Pictionary, and More)

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