Jeopardy! Love the game - I use it quite a bit for reviews - if the ratio supports it my favorite way to make teams is by gender - it can get quite intense when you put the boys against the girls! Jeopardy is a great review game. Last year I started using Take Charge Today Lessons by University of Arizona in my Personal Finance class and they by far have the best jeopardy template. The review game I am going to share is for end of the class and covers all units. I play the game before the students complete the "Life in these United States" simulation. In order to use the template, you have to create an account with them - it is free. Here is the link to create an account:
Take Charge Today by University of Arizona. I like this jeopardy because it includes a five second count down for the team to answer the question; however, I could not get it to work properly when uploaded and shared. So if you would like that template, you would have to create an account. Here is what the template looks like
Life in these United States Jeopardy
Here is the link to the Life in these United States Jeopardy
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The Jeopardy game used as a review for a quiz demonstrates standard 1: Facilitate and Inspire Student Learning and Creativity, and standard 2: Design and Develop Digital-Age Learning Experiences and Assessments and standard 3: Digital-Age Work and Learning.
I have had groups of students create their own Jeopardy review games and played them as a whole class with the creators facilitating the game. And I use Jeopardy games as a review which incorporates digital tools to enhance learning. Lastly, the Jeopardy review game communicates relevant information and ideas effectively to the students.