Turn Spanish revision into a classroom team challenge: 35 interactive quiz boards covering grammar, vocabulary and culture, with five sets per section.

One resource. Many lessons.
Choose a focused grammar review, a vocabulary challenge or an accessible culture round. Project the board, let learners choose a category and point value, and invite them to answer aloud. The teacher judges responses while the game manages scores and turns.

What is included?

• One downloadable HTML game: 35 boards and 1,050 question slots, arranged into seven sections with five sets of 30 questions each.
• Culture; Vocabulary; Present; Past (preterite); Past contrast (imperfect and preterite); Commands; Real-life Spanish.
• Multiple-choice questions, gap-fills and translation prompts across the resource.
• Built-in answers and hints, with a points cost for using support.

Flexible classroom play

• Play together as one class, or compete in two, three or four teams.
• Choose no timer, or 30, 45, 60 or 90 seconds.
• Give another team a rebound opportunity after an incorrect response.
• Use full-screen mode for projection, undo an accidental action, and save or load a game.

Who is it for?
Spanish learners working across A1–B1, depending on the section and set selected. Useful for secondary Spanish and targeted GCSE grammar and vocabulary revision; this is a supplementary practice resource, not a complete exam-board syllabus.

Culture questions are in English so beginners can participate without a language barrier. Grammar and everyday-language sections offer more demanding practice as learners progress.

Use it throughout the year
Select a few questions for a starter or plenary, revisit a tense after teaching it, or run a longer team revision session. Five sets per section give you more material to return to with different classes.

Download, open and project
This is a downloadable HTML file, not a PowerPoint or a subscription. Open the file in a modern desktop browser. The game and its images are embedded for offline classroom use; external reading links require internet access. Students do not need individual accounts or devices for teacher-led play.

Includes 61 newly AI-generated visual illustrations to support the culture section. These are educational illustrations rather than documentary photographs.