
6th Grade ELA Digital Jeopardy
ELA Test Prep Game Show · Grades 5–7
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Inside the case file
Hand your sixth-graders a buzzer, not another review worksheet — this 6th Grade ELA Digital Jeopardy game gets the whole class reading closely, choosing point values, and racing to answer across the reading and language skills students are tested on in Grade 6.
Just open the link and play — the built-in scoreboard keeps the competition going and the multiple-choice format keeps it self-checking. Perfect for middle school test prep, a back-to-school refresher, or a livelier alternative to end-of-unit review. Built for Grades 5–7.
Quick details
- Grade levels: 5–7 (Grade 6 focus — review & test prep)
- Format: Interactive digital Jeopardy game show, browser-based
- Resource type: No-prep whole-class review game
- Skill focus: Reading & language arts review
- Tech needed: Any device with a web browser + a screen to project
How the game works
- Open the private link in any browser — no app, login, or subscription
- Split the class into 1–4 players or teams and project the Jeopardy board
- Teams pick a category and point value, then answer the question
- Use the built-in scoreboard to track points as you go
- The team with the most points at the end wins
What's included
- Fully interactive digital Jeopardy game hosted on a private site
- Five review categories: Reading Literature, Reading Informational Text, Vocabulary in Context, Language & Grammar, and Writing & Revising
- A customizable on-screen scoreboard for 1–4 players or teams
- No Boom Cards, Google Slides, logins, or subscriptions
- A PDF with your private access link to share via Google Classroom, email, or your LMS
Skills covered
- Reading literature — theme, plot, and character
- Reading informational text
- Vocabulary in context
- Language and grammar conventions
- Writing and revising
Best used for
Middle school ELA test prep, whole-class reading review, end-of-year or back-to-school review, literacy centers, small-group and team games, sub plans, early finishers on a projector, homeschool, and distance learning.
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