Five live game shows from Edtomorrow
Five game shows. One big screen. Everybody plays.
Put a game on the projector, read out the code, and watch the whole room lean in. Built for Fridays, the last ten minutes after a quiz, or a staff meeting that needs a jolt.
Students join at edtgo.com with the code on your screen. No student accounts or logins.
Five shows, each with its own setup screen. Open one, choose your options, and press Host a game.
I need to… turn review into a show
Can you handle the pressure?
Answer sharp and keep your spot. Miss one and you face the Hot Seat. Even from the Gallery you play every question, and everyone races in the big finale.
I need to… get the whole room guessing
No right answers. Just good instincts.
A real number goes up: a survey stat, a world record, a giant pile of money. Everyone slides to their best guess, bets against the room, and watches the truth sweep in.
I need to… fire off quick trivia
Know it? Prove it fast.
Fast trivia for the whole room. Type the answer for full points, or grab the choices if you are stuck. Faster is worth more.
I need to… split the class into two teams
Can your team find the top answers?
Two teams try to uncover the hidden top answers to a prompt, like something students love hearing their teacher say.
I need to… get them drawing
Draw it. Guess it. Beat the clock.
One student draws on their own device, the drawing shows up live on the big screen, and everyone else races to guess it.
Every game works the same way, so once your class has joined one, they can join all five.
Pick any of the five. The game runs from your projector or shared screen, and you host it from there.
They type the code on your screen and pick a nickname. No student accounts, no logins.
Answers, guesses, and drawings land on the big screen as they happen. Play one round or the whole show.
Sending students the link? Send them to edtgo.com, never this page. It is built for them, and this one is built for you.
Hunch!, Think Fast!, Classroom Feud, and Quick Draw! are built for staff meetings and PD as well as class. Think Fast! has a Staff question set, and Classroom Feud and Quick Draw! each have a Teachers grade band.
Open one at your next PLC, put the code on the screen, and give your colleagues five minutes they will actually remember.
Still deciding? Pick one and press Host a game.