I have coded this brand new quiz generator based on the popular BBC Quiz game!
Provide students with 16 subject-specific terms in a 4X4 grid. Teams have to re-arrange the grid into four horizontal lines of connected terms. They then have to explain the connection between the 4 terms in a fifth column in each row.
Taking it further: Prior to playing the game, students could play the keyword challenge game. At the end of the game, they could play a game of Tic Tac Know with the completed grid (with bonus points given to teams who construct sentences joining vertical / diagonal lines).
Here’s another nice example shared with me on Twitter by @Weezad_1.
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