Turn one list into review games for your class

Start with vocabulary words, terms and definitions, or questions and answers for your next lesson. Each line becomes an item, and repeated lines are removed with a count shown.

1. Paste your material into Your list, with one item or term-and-definition pair per line.
2. Check Separator. Use Auto for automatic splitting, or choose the separator that matches your list.
3. Look under Games from this list to see which games are ready and whether any items will not fit.
4. Select Open beside a game to take your list to that game page.
5. To keep the list for another lesson, enter a title in List title and select Save list.

Choose your list format before choosing a game. Words alone work for spelling and vocabulary games; definitions or answers give you material for clues, card backs, and quiz questions.

• Words only: use word search, word scramble, hangman, bingo, or the wheel. The list needs at least 3 words for word search, 9 different words for bingo, 1 word for hangman or word scramble, and 2 entries for the wheel.
• Terms and definitions: use crossword or flashcards. Crossword needs at least 3 pairs with definitions; flashcards also accept words alone, but those cards have no back side.
• Questions and answers: use the quiz board with at least 2 pairs. For a categorized board, each line can include category, points, question, and answer.

Use these tools alongside your review game or during everyday class routines. Select Full screen to show only the tool on your projector.

• Classroom timer: set a countdown for a warm-up, small-group task, or exit ticket.
• Spin the wheel: spin to choose a name or an item from your list.
• Random groups: split first names or student numbers into balanced groups by group count or people per group.
• Scoreboard: keep scores for 2 to 8 teams, with a color and shape for each team.
• Noise meter: measure relative classroom loudness after allowing microphone access; sound is not recorded or sent anywhere.

Lists stay in this browser; a share link carries the list after the # sign, and that part of the address is not sent to the site. Use Share link and Copy link to pass the list to another teacher or move it to your classroom computer.

Select Download file to save a JSON file, then use Open file to open it here or in a game. If a share link exceeds 8,000 characters, the tool suggests downloading a file instead.