Picture quiz A–D for the whole class

One picture and four words, each in its own color. Children point, shout the color or hold up a letter, and teams win points. Even children who cannot read yet can play by listening and guessing.

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Sample lesson: 8 animal words in Spanish, 2 teams. Free, no account.

el gato – cat
What the class sees
Ages
3–8 years
Players
The whole class, or 2–4 teams
Time
5–15 minutes
You need
A projector, TV or interactive board

How it goes in class

  1. Pick the words and choose 2, 3 or 4 teams.
  2. Show the picture with its four answers: A blue, B orange, C green, D purple.
  3. Let the teams answer, then press R to reveal the right word and hear it.
  4. Press the team's number (1–4) to give a point. The podium shows the winners at the end.

Tips for teachers

  • Give each team colored cards or let them hold up fingers for A–D, so everybody answers at once.
  • Read the four words aloud before revealing, so non-readers can play too.
  • Shift + the team's number takes a point back if you pressed the wrong one.

Questions teachers ask

Where do the wrong answers come from?

From the same lesson and topic, so the choices are close enough to make children think.

Can I play without scores?

Yes. Choose "No scores" and the whole class plays together.

Does the order change each time?

With "Shuffle" on, the pictures and answers come in a new order every time you present.