My Fav Tools for Designing Games in Teaching

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Today, I'm going to share with you a few tools where I design games to play in the classroom with my students. You can use them in a very fun and free way, especially for young learners;

1. LearningApps (learningapps.org)

• Create matching games, fill-in-the-blanks, crossword puzzles, and more.

• Free to use with no limits on game creation.

2. Baamboozle (baamboozle.com)

• Great for class quizzes and team games.

• No student logins required.

• Free version available with basic features.

3. Educandy (educandy.com)

• Allows you to create word games, match-ups, and quizzes.

• Free, but requires sign-up.

4. Quizlet (quizlet.com)

• Best for flashcards, matching games, and practice tests.

• The “Match” and “Gravity” games make learning fun.

5. Flippity (flippity.net)

• Turns Google Sheets into interactive quizzes, board games, and flashcards.

• 100% free and customizable.




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