Family Feud Game (Google Slides Template)

- Grades
- Grades 3–8, High School
- Pages
- 12
- File type
- Google Slide
- Editable
- Yes
- Topic
- Family Feud, Google Slides
- Resource types
- Teacher Tools, Games, Templates
- Editable
- Yes
Product description
From the author
This easy to use Google Slide template plays like the popular TV game show, Family Feud! It's a great way to review before big quizzes or tests! This game template is easy to edit and includes information about setting up the game, and playing. Although, it's pretty simple if you're familiar with Family Feud.
Break your classroom into two groups and start playing! Included are 5 different team versions:
Team Bear vs Team Tiger
Team Reindeer vs Team Santa
Team Ghost vs Team Witch
Team Ketchup vs Team Mustard
Team Gorilla vs Team Lion
Each version is the exact same, except for the two team characters. The characters have been chosen to work at different times of the year. Each version is set up with the click of a button!
You can edit the content to review any subject, including K-12 English (ELA), history, math, science, social studies, and even foreign language topics in Spanish, French and German.
In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Teaching tips
Choose the team-name theme that matches the time of year or classroom mood — for example, Reindeer vs. Santa near the winter holidays or Ghost vs. Witch near Halloween — since all five versions work identically.
Play outside of Google Slides' present mode, since running the game requires clicking to move or delete the gold answer-covering bars and jumping between slides while play is underway.
Use the built-in 'Play Music' button on the first slide for game-show atmosphere; the instructions describe using it in editing mode; test audio access and playback before class.
Skills covered
Game-based review setup — teachers copy a Google Slides template, add subject-specific questions and ranked answers, and hide them behind covering bars for a Family Feud-style class review.
Live game facilitation — teachers track wrong answers, award points, and manage a 'steal' round according to the included play rules.
Good to know
Questions teachers ask about this resource
What happens if a team gets three answers wrong on a question board?
The other team gets one opportunity to steal the points for that board by answering one of the remaining hidden answers.
How does exiting Google Slides' present mode change what a teacher can do during play?
Editing mode lets the teacher move or delete answer covers, update scores and jump between slides. The instructions also describe starting music with the spacebar; test audio access before class.
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