Games for the classroom
Educational In-Class Games
Quick games to play on your own, in groups or as a whole class. Pick a subject to see its games.
Exam boards. In Computing, key stage 4 (Years 9 to 11) follows the AQA GCSE Computer Science specification (8525), apart from typing practice and everyday online safety, and key stage 3 (Years 7 and 8) follows the national curriculum for computing. The English games are matched to WJEC Eduqas GCSE English Language (C700QS), which the English department uses. Creative iMedia follows OCR Cambridge Nationals in Creative iMedia (J834): Crew Call and Who’s It For? cover unit R093, and Guess the Logo supports the teaching of unit R094, topic area 1 (1.1). Maths and Science aren’t matched to an exam board: they follow general curriculum topics and may not match exactly what your course requires, so check them against your own specification. This site isn’t produced or endorsed by any exam board.
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Maths
Maths game · On your own
FizzBuzz
Count and swap numbers for words. When a number fits one of your rules, say its word instead of the number.
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Choose every word that fits. Choose none to say the number.
Your count so far
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The correct count
Hundred square
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The same game written in Python.
Where it went wrong
English game · On your own
Spelling Challenge
Practise tricky words three ways. Choose a word list and how to play, then see exactly which letters to learn.
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Your words so far
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Words to practise
These are saved as your tricky words on this computer. Choose “Your tricky words” to practise them another time.
Your words
Computing game