This game is a fun, interactive guessing challenge where students are given different options or answers, and they have to decide which one matches a specific prompt. After each round, everyone guesses which option is correct—trying to land on the “#1 answer.” It’s fast-paced, a little competitive, and keeps everyone engaged.
Which of the season’s best food is THE best? That’s what your group will get to debate and try to sway the rest of the crowd on, whether you use this as a fun mixer or as a challenge to match the host’s choice. It’s the perfect opener for a program, message or an event meal!
When it came to key moments in Disney movies, who helped who? See if your group knows with "A Little Help - Disney Edition." Players will guess between two options about who helped a major or minor character – like was it Buzz or Jessie who helped Woody against Stinky Pete in Toy Story 2? Was it Anger or Sadness who guided Riley in Inside Out? Contestants can shout out their on stage, or hold up one or two fingers if you're playing with the whole room.
Want to make the game that much more heartwarming? You can choose to play a clip after each round to show the scene, appreciating all the heartwarming and heroic moments that make Disney movies so special. Perfect for all ages, this game brings students and adults alike together to relive the iconic scenes and celebrate the spirit of teamwork and friendship!
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What happens when you play around with A.I. to create some new concept art? You get this amazing game! Check out some new variations of classic Disney movies and see if your students can identify the original source from the somewhat odd version it’s become. Play in teams or one on one!
It’s another round of new concept art of our favorite Disney movies, all through A.I. art! See if your students can identify the original source from the somewhat odd version it’s become. Play in teams or one on one!
How well do you know what common, everyday abbreviations stand for? We're about to find out.
Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides
Who in your group knows the most about famous action heroes and their film appearances? Find out through this engaging stage showdown as each round offers the name of a character as players try to beat each other in guessing who played him/her. Correct answers earn points (you decide how many) and unlock a bonus follow-up question for that player for extra points (that the opponent can steal if the player misses it). Perfect for students vs leaders or a fun guys vs girls face-off!
You will be shown a picture of a specific kind of nut. You simply identify what kind of nut it is from a list of choices.
How familiar are your students with the name behind the name they know when it comes to their favorite authors? Test their knowledge of who they are also known as (AKA) in this fun trivia game!
Many musicians changed their names to break into the music industry. Test your group’s knowledge of who is who, from nicknames to changed names, identifying who they are also known as (AKA) in this fun trivia game! Play it onstage or by having students hold up one, two or three fingers to indicate their answer.
You know him as "Santa Claus" but do you know what he is referred to around the world? See if you can guess which country calls him by a specific name.
A scrambled word appears on the screen, and students race to unscramble it into its proper form. Each word is a name, place, or book in the Bible. The first person to shout out the correct word wins the round and earns a point. Each word tests player's Bible vocabulary, keeping students engaged and on their toes!
Think you know everyday items? Alternative Names will put your creativity to the test as your team races to decode hilarious and unexpected names—shout it out first to win!
How to Play:
In Alternative Names, teams will be shown a quirky, offbeat name for a common item (like “nose towel” for a tissue). Teams must quickly figure out the real name of the item and be the first to shout it out. The fastest team scores a point—get ready for clever clues and quick thinking!
An anagram is a word formed by rearranging the letters of another word. With that, let’s see how well you can figure out what animals these anagrams are formed from.
An anagram is a word formed by rearranging the letters of another word. With that, let’s see how well you can figure out what countries these anagrams are formed from.
You will be given a quote. Simply choose who you think said it.
You will be given a quote from a person in the Bible. Simply choose whom you think said it.
You will be given a quote from a famous Disney character. Simply choose whom you believe said it.
Test out your academy award knowledge. 10 questions and answers covering all things Oscars!
SomDrop your students into a colorful origami world where a strange animal name pops up and everyone has to decide what common species it actually belongs to. Each round gives three options, but only one is correct - so players must think fast, debate boldly, and trust their instincts before locking in an answer. It’s simple to run, visually engaging, and perfect for a stage face-off or getting the whole room laughing, guessing, and learning together!
How many of these animals an you correctly identify simply by looking at their feet? Let's find out.
Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides
See if you can guess which actor/actress provided the voices for these famous animated characters.
This is a fun tool that shows how much your students clap, hoot, cheer, and holler. Use it for talent shows, dance-offs, and judging which student came back from winter break with the worst haircut.
No fancy audio equipment is needed. The needle is moved by the person running the computer. They simply hover their mouse over a rectangle and that movement translates to the needle on the meter. It's super easy and takes competitions to next level!
Your students will learn the rules of this game in a minute but want to play for hours. Use this game for full-class engagement or have just as much fun watching The Chosen One.
Have your student(s) stand facing away from the screen or blindfolded. Their task is to follow the audible cues to either raise or lower a limb. Essentially, the child has turned into a human BopIt.
Click the spacebar and the character on the screen either raises or lowers their arms and legs in this order: Right Arm, Left Arm, Right Leg, Left Leg (repeat). There's a raise and lower sound effect that plays with each move. The student simply needs to listen for that cue and either raise or lower an arm/leg in the correct order to match the character on the screen. It's way harder than it sounds. Once your students become pros, you can add more players! Hitting the spacebar will cycle through each player before returning to the first!
The Statue of Liberty , an iconic symbol of New York, has inspired many replicas around the globe. Decide which locations you think have a copy of the famous landmark!
Simply answer the questions to the best of your ability and let's see who can get closest to the actual answer.
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