Classroom playlists
Check the games you want, then share one link. Students open it, see your list with big buttons and a timer, and tick each game off when they are done.
No accounts and no student data. Your playlist is stored in the link itself, after the # sign, which browsers never send to any server. We never see it. Checkmarks on the student page stay in that student's browser only.
Teacher quick start
- Pick games. Check 2 to 6 games below. Filter by grade or search by topic.
- Set the timer and, if you like, give the playlist a short name such as "Period 3 warm-up". Please do not use student names.
- Copy the link and put it on your class page, a slide, or write it on the board. Students need nothing else.
- Optional: print the one-page poster so students know the steps.
Bell-ringer ideas
5-minute fact sprint
One facts game (Times Table Rodeo or Stampede Sums), timer on 5 minutes. Students try to beat their own best score.
Daily Challenge opener
Open the Daily Challenge on the projector. Everyone plays the same math game and tries to reach the target.
Print and play
Print a 10-problem worksheet for the first 5 minutes, then use a game on the same skill for practice.
Station rotation
Make a playlist of three games. Groups rotate every 8 minutes and tick off each game as they finish.
Exit ticket
Last 5 minutes: one game on today's topic. Students write their score on paper (not on the website) and hand it in.
Early finishers
Keep a playlist of arcade logic games open for students who finish early, so they stay busy and thinking.
Build your playlist
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