Building interactive board games in Classroomscreen

Looking for free, no-prep virtual board games for your class? Classroomscreen makes it easy to run engaging educational games without needing logins or downloads.

• No physical materials needed as everything runs on your screen - ideal for both in-person and remote teaching.
• All games are fully customizable as you can edit every widget to tailor games to any grade or subject.
• No student logins are required - just share your screen via link or QR code, and students are ready to play.

We’ve got a wide variety of teacher-made board games available in our Library built by educators around the world.

Here are some you can use in your classroom today for free!

Turn practice time into play with this classic game, adapted for math learning.

• Assign students game pieces using stickers.
• Players roll the dice to move.
• Land on a new space? Answer a math question to keep going. Get it wrong? Stay put.
• Snakes send players back; ladders move them ahead.

If your students need to practice more advanced math skills, you can edit the problems in each box. Practicing square roots? Number trees? Fractions? The options are endless. 

Host a themed review quiz that’s out of this world with a randomizer to keep it exciting!

1. Players roll and move their game piece.
2. Answer a randomized question from the widget.
3. Correct? Move again. Incorrect? Wait your next turn.
4. First one to the finish wins!

Help students get to know one another in a low-pressure, playful way.

1. Divide the class into small groups or play together.
2. Each player rolls, lands on a color, and shares a personal favorite (food, movie, sport, etc).

This game is great for community building and encouraging confident speaking from day one!

Looking for speaking games to boost engagement in your language classroom? Aya, who teaches English to teens and young adults, has 4 different board games in our Library aimed at building English fluency. No prep is needed - just get teaching!

Collocation Tic Tac ToeDiscussion practiceRoll & respondAdverbs of manner

Collocation Tic Tac Toe

Practice common verb-noun or verb-preposition combos with this team game.

How to play:

• Use the Group Maker to split into two teams.
• A student chooses a phrase (e.g., “my homework”) and picks the correct verb.
• They form a sentence (e.g., “do my homework”).
• Correct answers win the square. First team to 3 in a row wins!

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Discussion practice

A two-in-one tic-tac-toe style game for structured student talk.

How to play:

• Divide into 2-3 teams.
• A student picks a topic square and speaks for 30 seconds.
• Their team wins the square if they succeed. First to 3 wins!

note:

There are two different themes available for this game - food and travel!

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Roll & respond

An interactive speaking game that boosts fluency through spontaneous responses.

How to play:

• Create teams and assign each a color.
• Use the Randomizer to pick a student.
• Roll the dice and move their piece.
• They answer the prompt and speak for 30 seconds.
• If they pause or use incorrect grammar, move back 2 spaces.

tip:

Model a full round first and check that the language matches your current grammar focus.

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Adverbs of manner

Practice adverbs like “carefully,” “quickly,” and “loudly” with a fun speaking game.

How to play:

• Roll the dice and move pieces on the board.
• A student responds to a prompt using a correct adverb of manner.
• Speak for 30 seconds to earn a point for their team.
• Team with the most points at the end wins.

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Want to create your own learning game from scratch? With widgets like the Dice, Group Maker, Randomizer, and Text, you can design your own digital board game tailored to your classroom goals.

Got a great idea? Submit your template to the Classroomscreen Library and help educators worldwide!