Low-Prep to No-Prep Classroom Review Games

Your students will enjoy this collection of low-prep to no-prep review games that can be used in any classroom with any set of questions.

low prep and no prep review games for any classroom.

Pair and Team-Based Review Games

These review games require students to be in pairs or teams.

Castle Attack Review Game

castle attack review game whiteboard set-up.

This Castle Attack Review Game has teams of students choosing either to build up the defenses of their own castle or attack the castles of other teams. It can be used with any subject or topic.

ZAP Review Game

zap review game with multiple choice cards.

ZAP is a fun and competitive review game structure that can be used with any subject and any set of questions.

Be careful not to pull a ZAP card or your team’s score will go to zero!

Balloon Pop Review Game

balloon pop review game papers in dry erase pockets.

Balloon Pop is a low-prep review game that can be used with virtually any topic that you are looking to review!

Whenever a team solves a question correctly, they get to “pop” one of the other team’s balloons.

Four in a Row Review Game

Four in a Row Review Activity.

Inspired by Fawn Nguyen, this Four in a Row review game requires a rectangular grid of numbers and any worksheet with an answer key for pairs to use to check their work.

Individual-Based Review Games

These review games have students working on their own instead of in teams.

Leap Frog Review Game

Geometry Leap Frog Practice Activity

The goal of this Leap Frog Review Game is to be the first student to make it all the way back to where you started by “leap frogging” over other players.

Resources for Creating Review Games

Multiple Choice Cards

multiple choice letter hold up cards for math review games.

These multiple choice letter cards can be used for formative assessment as well as various review games in the classroom.

True False Cards

true false cards for classroom.

These free printable True False cards can be used for formative assessment as well as various review games in the classroom.

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