A review session does not have to feel like another worksheet.
With EdQuiz, you can turn your own questions into an interactive classroom game that gets students thinking, participating, and learning together.
Build a Quiz Around What You Are Teaching
Create questions that match your current lessons, upcoming assessments, classroom routines, or student interests.
Use EdQuiz for:
- Test and quiz review
- Vocabulary practice
- Bell ringers and exit tickets
- Morning meeting or advisory trivia
- Staff meetings and professional development
- Just-for-fun classroom competitions
Because you choose the questions, you can create a game that fits your students and your goals.
Choose How You Want to Play
Standard mode is free for everyone and gives you a quick, engaging way to present questions and review content as a class.
First Five Plus unlocks three additional game modes:
- Board
- Millionaire
- Face-Off
Each mode gives your questions a different feel, helping you keep review fresh even when students are practicing familiar material.
Make Review More Interactive
EdQuiz helps move review beyond calling on the same few hands.
Students can discuss answers, work in teams, explain their thinking, and build confidence before an assessment. You can also use it to quickly see which concepts students understand and which ones may need another look.
With Face-Off, teams compete head-to-head using automatic buzzers. The team that buzzes first selects an answer, and a wrong response gives the other team an immediate chance to steal.
Find EdQuiz on the Edtomorrow Homepage
Visit edtomorrow.com and scroll past the First Five section, where you will find EdQuiz alongside many more educator tools.
Select EdQuiz, add your questions, choose a game mode, and you are ready to play.
Practice Together, Independently, or on Paper
First Five Plus gives you even more ways to use the quizzes you create.
Share a quiz code so students can practice independently at edtgo.com, where there are no ads or tracking. Plus users can also print quizzes for paper-based practice, review, or assessment.
These options make it easy to use the same quiz as a class game, an independent activity, or a printed assignment.
Unlock More with First Five Plus
Standard EdQuiz is free for everyone. First Five Plus unlocks Board, Millionaire, and Face-Off modes, independent student practice through edtgo.com, and quiz printing.
Whether you are preparing students for a test or looking for a more engaging way to revisit what they have learned, EdQuiz helps turn review into something your class can experience together.
Open EdQuiz and build your first quiz.
Tomorrow, we will explore EdCards and the different ways your class can study, practice, and test their knowledge together.
-Edtomorrow Team