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Editable Jeopardy Template

A sixty-two-slide fill-in-the-blank PowerPoint template lets teachers build a Jeopardy-style review game with six categories and five point values each.
Grades
Not Grade Specific
File type
Multiple File Types
Editable
Yes

Updated Apr 08, 2023

Topic
Whole Group Games, Editable Game Template
Resource types
Templates, Teacher Tools, Activities, Games
Editable
Yes

About this resource

What's inside this resource

Do your students love whole group games? Are you always searching for more games that students can play to review a variety of skills? We know that children love playing games and we love it for them because we know how much games can solidify students’ learning. One game that students love is Jeopardy! If your students have never played it, they are sure to catch on quickly. For most classrooms, Jeopardy is meant to be a whole group game in which students can be placed in small teams.

 

Everything is ready for you with this awesome Jeopardy template.  All you need to do is fill in the categories, questions, and answers where it tells you to, and you are ready to go.  Finally...a template you can use for ANYTHING! You can use this with your math class, science class, language arts class, etc. This template has 62 slides and is built with 6 categories and 5 questions per category.

This template can be accessed with a Google link and a PowerPoint is also included with the template.

 

I hope you enjoy!

  

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In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Teaching tips

  • Fill in all 6 category headers and their 30 paired question/answer slides before class, since every slide is a placeholder.

  • Use the template for review games in any subject, since none of the 62 slides contain subject-specific content — it is a blank shell.

  • Test the slide-linking and navigation in presentation mode before class to confirm each point-value tile jumps to its paired question and answer slide.

Skills covered

  • Review-game assembly — teachers fill in 6 categories and 30 point-value question/answer slide pairs to build a custom Jeopardy-style review game.

  • Slide-based question/answer sequencing — teachers pair each point-value question slide with its corresponding answer slide across the 62-slide deck.

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