Quiz & Arcade Games
Free classroom scoreboard for teachers. Track team points live during quizzes, behaviour challenges, house competitions and review games.
Why teachers use it
Track team points live during quizzes, behaviour challenges and review games. The classroom scoreboard keeps the competitive energy visible for everyone and helps you run fair, transparent scoring without a whiteboard marker.
Popular classroom uses
Classroom Scoreboard is a free, no-login quiz & arcade games tool you can use straight away in class. It works well for retrieval practice, lesson starters, whole-class revision, and runs in any browser on your classroom display, laptop or a student device.
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Built to be quick, clear and classroom-friendly so you can get on with teaching.
Updates live, which keeps the whole class engaged and involved as it happens.
Handles whole-class questioning and scoring without needing a separate quiz platform.
It is quick to launch, so you can use classroom scoreboard the moment you need it in a lesson.
It works on classroom computers, laptops, tablets and phones without any installation.
One-screen games that bring energy to retrieval practice, plenaries and lesson starters — no student logins needed.
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Answers for teachers looking for a fast, reliable classroom-friendly version of this tool.
You can add as many teams as you need — from two rival houses to multiple small groups.
Yes. Customise names, colours and even emojis to match your school house system.
Scores persist during the session. You can screenshot the final board to keep a record.
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