Free ESL Jeopardy Games
Categories and points for whole-class team review. Every Jeopardy game below was made by a teacher on LessonVibe and is free to play in class: open it, project it and play. No student logins needed.
Latest Jeopardy games
- Healthy Habits Jeopardy CEFR A1 · Topic: Healthy habits
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for young learners at CEFR A1 level. Students explore five categories of healthy habits: Personal Hygiene, Food and Drink, Exercise and Sleep, School Health, and My Healthy Habits. Questions progress from simple vocabulary recognition to communicative tasks… - Travel Remix Jeopardy CEFR B1 · Topic: Travel (Remix)
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for young learners at B1 level covering four travel modes: car, airplane, train, and ship. Questions progress from basic vocabulary recognition to communicative tasks requiring full sentences, comparisons, and personal experiences. Designed to consolidate travel… - Go On To - ESL Jeopardy Game CEFR B1 · Topic: Go on to
An interactive Jeopardy game for B1-level teens exploring phrasal verbs and education vocabulary, with focus on 'go on to' and related expressions. Players discuss education choices, career paths, and personal experiences through communicative questions. - Mixed Conditionals Challenge CEFR B2 · Topic: Mixed conditionals
An interactive Jeopardy-style game for B2 teen learners exploring mixed conditionals through real-life scenarios involving personality traits, relationships, and personal growth. Players form three teams and compete across four categories: Hypothetical Relationships, Personality & Consequences,… - General Knowledge Jeopardy - Young Learners B1 CEFR B1 · Topic: easy general knowledge questions one or two word answers
An interactive Jeopardy game with 5 categories of easy general knowledge questions designed for young ESL learners at B1 level. Questions progress from simple recall to communicative tasks requiring full sentences and personal responses. - Cambridge A2 Flyers Vocabulary Jeopardy CEFR A2 · Topic: https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/Images/351851-a2-flyers-wordlist-picture-book.pdf
An interactive Jeopardy-style game for young ESL learners at CEFR A2 level. Players answer questions about everyday vocabulary from the Cambridge English Flyers wordlist, covering animals, food, clothing, actions, and daily activities. The game encourages speaking and discussion through… - Cambridge A1 Movers Vocabulary Jeopardy CEFR A1 · Topic: https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/Images/758131-a1-movers-wordlist-picture-book.pdf
An interactive vocabulary game for young learners at CEFR A1 level, featuring core vocabulary from Cambridge English Movers word list pages 6-21. Players answer questions about animals, actions, objects, and daily activities through speaking and discussion prompts. - Cambridge Starters Vocabulary Jeopardy CEFR A1 · Topic: https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/Images/506166-starters-movers-flyers-word-list-2025.pdf
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for young learners at CEFR A1 level. Four categories focus on high-frequency Starters vocabulary: Animals & Pets, Food & Drink, Colours & Numbers, and Family & School. Questions progress from simple identification to communicative tasks requiring full sentences and… - Cambridge Starters Vocabulary Jeopardy CEFR A1 · Topic: https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/Images/506166-starters-movers-flyers-word-list-2025.pdf
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for young learners at CEFR A1 level. Students identify and use high-frequency vocabulary from the Cambridge Starters word list across four categories: Animals and Pets, Food and Drink, School and Learning, and Daily Activities. Questions progress from simple… - Focus 5 - 1.2 Vocabulary (Remix): Relationships & Character CEFR B2 · Topic: Focus 5 - 1.2 Vocabulary (Remix)
An engaging Jeopardy-style game exploring vocabulary related to relationships, character traits, and emotional bonds. Players discuss idolisation, loyalty, conflict, and personal connections through communicative questions that encourage speaking and reasoning. - Verb Patterns (Remix) - ESL Jeopardy CEFR B1 · Topic: Verb Patterns (Remix)
An interactive Jeopardy game for B1 teens focusing on verb patterns with gerunds, infinitives, and both. Players answer questions about verb usage in context, with emphasis on speaking and discussion at higher point values. Includes personalisation tasks to encourage genuine communication. - General Knowledge Jeopardy - B2 Teens CEFR B2 · Topic: easy general knowledge questions one or two word answers
An interactive Jeopardy game featuring five categories of general knowledge questions designed for teenage ESL learners at B2 level. Categories include world capitals, famous inventions, sports, nature, and personal experiences. Questions progress from simple recall to discussion-based responses… - General Knowledge Jeopardy - B2 Level CEFR B2 · Topic: easy general knowledge questions
An interactive Jeopardy-style game for adult ESL learners at B2 level featuring five categories of general knowledge topics. Questions progress from simple recall to complex reasoning and personal reflection, encouraging discussion and extended speaking responses. - Dates Jeopardy Game CEFR A2 · Topic: Dates
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for teens at CEFR A2 level focusing on ordinal numbers, saying dates, Russian holidays, and calendar dates. Players answer questions about dates, ordinals, and personal date-related experiences to practice speaking and discussion skills. - Dates and Ordinal Numbers Jeopardy CEFR A2 · Topic: dates and ordinal numbers
An interactive ESL game for teens to practice ordinal numbers (1st-31st), dates, birthdays, and calendar vocabulary. Students answer questions about dates, order events, discuss personal birthdays, and compare calendar systems. Designed for CEFR A2 level with increasing communicative demands at… - Technology and the World CEFR A2 · Topic: Technology and the world
An interactive Jeopardy game for teens (CEFR A2) exploring how technology like the internet and phones connects people globally. Features discussion-based questions that encourage speaking and critical thinking about technology's role in everyday life. - Verb Patterns Jeopardy CEFR B1 · Topic: Verb Patterns
An interactive game where B1 teens practice gerund, infinitive, and both verb patterns through speaking and discussion. Categories cover verb pattern recognition, personal experiences, comparisons, and real-life scenarios. - Recommend: University & Learning Jeopardy CEFR B1 · Topic: Recommend
An interactive Jeopardy game for B1 teens focusing on recommending university degrees, courses, and learning paths. Players use verb patterns (gerunds, infinitives, and causative structures) to discuss education, memory, and personal choices. Four categories explore degree recommendations, course… - Present Perfect & Present Perfect Continuous: Clothes & Actions CEFR B1 · Topic: Present Perfect & Present Perfect Continuous
An interactive Jeopardy game for young B1 learners focusing on Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous tenses, with emphasis on clothes vocabulary and everyday activities. Players answer questions about completed actions, recent experiences, and ongoing activities to build fluency and… - Blend Readers: S, L, R Word Game CEFR A1 · Topic: S, L, R blends of words to read
An interactive Jeopardy-style game for young learners at CEFR A1 level to practice reading and speaking words with S, L, and R blends. Players identify words, describe pictures, use words in sentences, and compare blended sounds across three categories of consonant combinations. - Travel & Airport Mastery: C2 Challenge CEFR C2 · Topic: travel, airport
An advanced ESL Jeopardy game for adult learners exploring airport procedures, travel logistics, cultural nuances of international travel, aviation terminology, and personal travel experiences at C2 level. - How Humans Grow - ESL Jeopardy Game CEFR A2 · Topic: How humans grow
An interactive Jeopardy-style game exploring the five stages of human growth: Infancy, Childhood, Adolescence, Adulthood, and Old Age. Designed for young learners at CEFR A2 level with engaging questions that encourage speaking and discussion about growth, development, and life stages. - First Day of Class: Get to Know You! CEFR B2 · Topic: first day of class get to know students
An interactive Jeopardy-style game designed to help young learners aged 8-12 get to know each other on the first day of class. Players answer questions about themselves, their interests, families, and experiences, encouraging speaking and discussion in English at the B2 level. - Adjectives Jeopardy CEFR A2 · Topic: Adjectives
A Jeopardy-style quiz about Adjectives. - Food Jeopardy Game CEFR A2 · Topic: Food
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game focused on food vocabulary, eating habits, and food-related discussions for young learners at CEFR level A2. Features five categories with increasing difficulty and communicative questions designed to encourage speaking and description. - Personality Adjectives Jeopardy CEFR A2 · Topic: adjectives
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game focused on personality adjectives for adult learners at CEFR A2 level. Players answer questions about personality traits, compare characteristics, and discuss personal experiences using descriptive language. - Time and Duration Math Game CEFR A2 · Topic: Math
An interactive Jeopardy-style game focused on telling time, calculating duration, and solving time-based math problems. Students work in teams to answer questions about clock times, minutes, and how long activities take. Perfect for young learners practicing time vocabulary and basic arithmetic… - Sports Jeopardy - A2 Level CEFR A2 · Topic: sports
An interactive Jeopardy game about sports for teenage ESL learners. Players answer questions about popular sports, famous athletes, sports rules, and personal sports experiences. The game encourages speaking and discussion through open-ended questions at higher difficulty levels. - Daily Life & Routines Jeopardy CEFR A2 · Topic: d
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for young learners (A2 level) focusing on daily routines, food, animals, family, and personal habits. Questions encourage speaking and discussion with increasing complexity. - City Living Jeopardy CEFR B1 · Topic: City Living
A Jeopardy-style quiz about City Living. - City Living Jeopardy CEFR B1 · Topic: City Living
An interactive Jeopardy-style game for teen ESL learners at B1 level. Players answer questions about city neighborhoods, buildings, services, and personal experiences living in urban areas. The game encourages discussion and speaking through open-ended questions. - Food Jeopardy - A2 Young Learners CEFR A2 · Topic: food
An interactive Jeopardy game focused on food vocabulary, meals, preferences, and everyday eating habits. Designed for young learners at CEFR A2 level with 3 competing teams. Questions progress from simple vocabulary recall to communicative tasks requiring full sentences and personal descriptions. - New Brunswick Massage Therapy Clinical Assessment CEFR B2 · Topic: New Brunswick Massage Therapy Clinical Assessment
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for young learners at CEFR A2 level exploring massage therapy vocabulary, client care, assessment techniques, and professional communication in healthcare settings. - Job Application Jeopardy: Unit 8 CEFR B1 · Topic: talk about applying for a jobs
An interactive Jeopardy game for adult ESL learners at B1 level. Players answer questions about job applications, interviews, and employment vocabulary. The game covers key terms and processes from Unit 8, with questions designed to encourage speaking and discussion about earning a living. - More Than One Way to Earn a Living - ESL Jeopardy CEFR B1 · Topic: More than one way to earn a living
An interactive Jeopardy game for adult learners at B1 level focusing on job applications, employment vocabulary, and career discussions. Players answer questions about job requirements, application processes, interview skills, and different ways to earn money. - Gen Z Shoppers: Consumerism & Social Media CEFR A2 · Topic: consumerism, gen Z, fast fashion, online shopping, advertising. social media
An interactive Jeopardy game exploring fast fashion, online shopping, advertising, and social media habits of Gen Z teenagers. Players answer questions about consumerism trends, compare their own shopping habits, and discuss the impact of social media on buying decisions. - Consumerism & Gen Z Culture Jeopardy CEFR B1 · Topic: consumerism, gen Z, fast fashion, online shopping, advertising. social media
An interactive Jeopardy game exploring fast fashion, online shopping, social media advertising, and consumer habits among Gen Z. Players answer questions about trends, personal choices, and the impact of digital culture on buying decisions. - Brain Skills Jeopardy CEFR A2 · Topic: Brain skills
An interactive Jeopardy-style game for teens to practice vocabulary and speaking about memory, concentration, problem-solving, creativity, and learning strategies. Players answer questions at increasing difficulty levels to earn points for their teams. - Adjectives Jeopardy CEFR A2 · Topic: Adjectives
A Jeopardy-style quiz about Adjectives. - Adjectives Jeopardy - A2 Young Learners CEFR A2 · Topic: adjectives
An interactive Jeopardy-style game where young learners explore adjectives through five engaging categories: Describing People, Describing Things, Opposites, My World (personalisation), and Feelings & Emotions. Questions progress from simple identification to communicative tasks requiring full… - Science Jeopardy: B1 Edition CEFR B1 · Topic: Science
An interactive Jeopardy-style game for teenage ESL learners at B1 level covering five science topics: The Scientific Method, The Five Senses, Living Things, States of Matter, and My Science Life. Questions progress from simple recall to complex reasoning and personal application. - Food Vocabulary Jeopardy - Language Week Challenge CEFR A2 · Topic: food vocabluary
An interactive, competitive ESL Jeopardy game for Grade 5 learners (A2 level) focusing on food vocabulary, English-speaking countries, and fun language challenges. Features speaking tasks, word puzzles, guessing games, and surprise questions to keep learners engaged. - Food Vocabulary Jeopardy - Language Week Challenge CEFR A2 · Topic: food vocabluary
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for Grade 7 learners (A2 level) focusing on food vocabulary, English-speaking countries, speaking challenges, and fun guessing games. Features 5 engaging categories with 25 questions, surprise humor elements, and a final Language Master challenge. - Alphabet Adventure CEFR A2 · Topic: alphabet game for children 7-8 years old
An interactive alphabet-focused Jeopardy game for young learners aged 7-8 years old at CEFR A2 level. Players identify letters, words starting with specific sounds, rhyming words, letter sequences, and personalize their alphabet knowledge through speaking and discussion. - Consumerism Challenge CEFR B2 · Topic: Consumerism
An interactive Jeopardy-style game exploring consumerism, fast fashion, online shopping, social pressures, and the impact of consumer culture on teens. Players discuss vocabulary, advantages, disadvantages, and personal perspectives on modern shopping habits. - Animals & Abilities Jeopardy CEFR A1 · Topic: animals, abilities, size, height
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for young learners at CEFR A1 level. Players answer questions about animals, their abilities, and physical characteristics (size and height). The game encourages speaking and discussion with communicative questions at higher point values. - Daily Routines Jeopardy - A2 Level CEFR A2 · Topic: Daily Routines
An interactive Jeopardy game for adult ESL learners (CEFR A2) focusing on daily routines, grammar (do/does), prepositions, time expressions, and practical workplace/schedule vocabulary. Includes visual supports and multiple-choice scaffolding for confidence-building. - Daily Routines Jeopardy CEFR A1 · Topic: Routines
An interactive Jeopardy game for adult ESL learners at A1 level. Players answer questions about daily routines, morning habits, work schedules, evening activities, and personal routines. Questions progress from simple recognition to communicative output requiring full sentences and personal… - Book Genres Jeopardy CEFR C1 · Topic: Book genres
An interactive Jeopardy-style game exploring diverse book genres including mystery, fantasy, realistic fiction, historical fiction, and memoir. Designed for C1 learners to discuss genre conventions, compare narratives, and analyze literary elements through communicative tasks. - Social Contact: Acts of Kindness & Support CEFR B2 · Topic: SOCIAL CONTACT
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for adult learners at B2 level exploring social interaction, body idioms, random acts of kindness, helping others, and emotional support in authentic contexts. - Furniture & Appliances Jeopardy CEFR B1 · Topic: furniture and appliance
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for teenagers at B1 level. Players answer questions about furniture, household appliances, room organization, and daily routines involving home items. Categories include identifying items, describing functions, comparing furniture, discussing personal preferences,… - Greetings Jeopardy Game CEFR A2 · Topic: GREETINGS
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game focused on greetings, farewells, introductions, and social interactions. Designed for young learners at CEFR A2 level with 5 categories and 25 questions of increasing difficulty. Questions encourage speaking and discussion through personalized scenarios and… - Animals Picture Reveal Jeopardy CEFR A1 · Topic: Animals vocabulary
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game where young learners answer questions about animals to reveal sections of a hidden picture. Teams compete to guess the animal before all pieces are revealed. Vocabulary focuses on animal names, sounds, habitats, and characteristics at A1 level. - Family Jeopardy - A1 Level CEFR A1 · Topic: FAMILY
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for young learners at CEFR A1 level. Players answer questions about family members, relationships, family activities, and personal family experiences. Questions progress from simple identification to speaking and describing tasks. - Weather & Phonics Jeopardy CEFR A2 · Topic: weather, alphabet, dim, d-im, dim 2 ten, t-en, ten 3 dip, d-ip, dip 4 tot, t-ot, tot
An interactive ESL game for young learners focusing on weather vocabulary, alphabet sounds, and phonetic patterns (dim, ten, dip, tot). Players answer questions about weather, practice pronunciation, and describe personal experiences. - Daily Life Jeopardy CEFR A2 · Topic: Daily Routines, Animals and habitats, Places in a city/town, Food and drinks
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for young learners at CEFR A2 level covering daily routines, animals and habitats, places in town, food and drinks, and personal routines. Features 5 categories with 5 questions each, designed to encourage speaking and discussion. - Grammar Jeopardy: Young Learners A2 CEFR A2 · Topic: Grammatical
An interactive Jeopardy-style game for young learners at CEFR A2 level, focusing on essential grammar topics through engaging categories: Present Simple, Past Simple, Plurals & Articles, Adjectives & Comparatives, and Personal Grammar Choices. Each question encourages speaking and discussion with… - Grammar in Action: Present & Future Jeopardy CEFR A2 · Topic: Be going to present simple present continuous there is there are some any
An interactive Jeopardy game for A2 teens focusing on present continuous, be going to, simple present, there is/are, and some/any. Teams compete by answering questions that require speaking, description, and sentence production. - Grammar, Vocabulary & Study Motivation Jeopardy CEFR A2 · Topic: Grammar vocabulary education study motivation
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for teens at CEFR A2 level covering present and past tenses, common vocabulary, education topics, and personal study habits. Players answer questions about grammar rules, vocabulary meanings, study strategies, and motivation. Questions encourage discussion and… - Heavy Equipment Operations: NCCER Challenge CEFR B1 · Topic: NCCER heavy equipment operations
An interactive Jeopardy-style game for teen ESL learners at B1 level. Players answer questions about heavy equipment operations, safety procedures, equipment types, and real-world applications. The game encourages discussion and speaking practice through communicative questions that require…
Other game formats
- Live Quiz: A free live ESL quiz for teens and adults. Students join on their phones with a QR code, answer at their own pace inside a heist story, and the class board shows crews racing to open their vaults. No logins, no names. Printable quiz sheet included.
- Word Search: A free word search for young learners. Mystery words hide in the night sky: children see a picture or hear the word, find it, say it, then remember it at sunrise. Printable worksheet included.
- Spin the Wheel: A free ESL vocabulary wheel for young learners. Spin Mr Moon to pick a word, then the big reveal shows the task: say it, spell it with letter tiles, mime it or draw it. Printable paper spinner included.
- Crossword: A free ESL crossword for young learners. Every word is a row of windows in Moon Town: children read or hear a short story clue, say the word and spell it from memory to light up the town, then name every word again when the lights go out. Printable crossword worksheet included.
- Penalty Shootout: A free ESL penalty shootout. Teams kick the ball at the right answer: a safe shot shows two words, a power shot four, and the top corner is answered from memory. Ties go to sudden death. Printable match report worksheet included.
- Basketball Shootout: A free ESL basketball shootout. Teams shoot at the right answer: a layup shows two words for 1 point, a jump shot four for 2, and a three-pointer is answered from memory for 3. Ties go to overtime. Printable worksheet included.
- Classic Race: A free classroom board game race. Every team answers every speaking card, and each right answer rolls the dice. Star squares or snakes and ladders, team scores only, or the whole class against the sunrise. Printable board game worksheet included.
- Four in a Row: A free four in a row game for the classroom. Teams pick a column and answer a card: a right answer drops their counter in, a miss lets another team steal the spot. Or the whole class plays against Mr Moon. Printable board game worksheet included.
- Board Game: Speaking prompts with dice movement. Teams roll, land on a square and answer the prompt.
- Millionaire: Multiple-choice questions with lifelines and a prize ladder.
- Taboo: Describe words without using the forbidden terms.
- Don't Wake the Giant: Teams climb a snoring giant by answering speaking prompts. Weak answers wake him up.
- WordVibe: Guess 5-letter vocabulary words from clues.
- The Floor Is Lava: Spell each word to cross the lava before it rises, with listening and letter games too.
- Escape Room: Solve language puzzles to crack the master code before time runs out.
- Drop Zone: Answer correctly, then drop balls into score zones.
- Water Guns, Bombs & Angels: Right answers open mystery boxes: angels, squirt guns and bombs. The team with the most hearts wins.
- Stop the Bus: Roll a letter, fill every category, and ring the bell to stop the bus. Unique words score 10.
- Story Adventure: A choose-your-own-adventure story with vocabulary and comprehension checks.
- Battleships: Sink ships by making correct grammar sentences from a row and a column.