Classic tic-tac-toe with a teaching twist: to claim a square, a team has to answer your question correctly. Use your own question list or generate one from a topic, then project it and split the class into two teams.
Add nine or more questions. Team X picks a square, answers, and claims it if correct — otherwise the square stays open. The competition keeps quieter students engaged during revision.
Vocabulary and grammar for ESL, times tables and number bonds for maths, definitions for science, dates for history. Picture prompts work well with early readers.
Save the game to your library and reopen it next term, or remix a game another teacher has shared.
At least nine — one per square. More questions means squares can be contested more than once.
Yes — picture prompts are supported, which is ideal for young learners and beginner ESL classes.
Yes, share the link. Most teachers project it and play as two teams.
Yes, with unlimited games.