Trivia Matrix Review Game

A Reusable, Editable Review Game

A flexible, reusable quiz-board game that teachers can customize again and again to match what their students are learning. Designed for two teams, the game uses categories and point values to create an engaging way to review vocabulary, grammar, lesson content, or other material.

Teachers can easily edit the team names, categories, questions, and answers allowing the same game to be adapted for different lessons, units, levels, and groups of students. The game runs directly in a web browser, and no internet connection is required to play. Use it on a classroom computer or projector for in-person instruction, or share your screen during an online class.

No student accounts or logins are needed—the teacher controls the game. With its reusable format and editable content, teachers can use the game throughout the year and continually update it to reinforce whatever students are currently studying. Includes two-team play and a final round for an engaging conclusion to the review.

Available for a small fee on the ESL Curriculum Exchange.  100% of the fee goes to supporting providing resources for community based English programs.

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