Games & Quizes

Let’s play jeopardy! This game can be played by 1,2 or 3 players. 1 player – press A to buzz in and answer 2 players – player 1 presses A, player 2 presses B 3 players – player 1 presses A, player 2 presses B, player 4 presses L You get points for good answer […]

This online BINGO is best played in a classroom or computer lab. The instructor acts as the facilitator and projects the questions onto a screen. Players have Bingo cards on their computer screens that contain the answers to the randomly asked questions. Players find the correct answer on their Bingo cards and drag a token […]

Spin the ‘wheel’, answer the questions and get to bee nest! This game can be played by 1-4  players.

This game can be played individually, or teacher can host it (if you chose this option, a direct link for students and GAME PASSWORD will appear). The sooner participants give the right answer, the more points they get. There are 12 questions, each with 3 possible answers – one is correct.

You  can play alone or with a partner. Answer the questions and make your mark!

You have 21 questions. Lead your snake with arrows on keyboard towards the correct answer, without touching the edges of the game.

This ‘Who wants to be a millionaire’ type game is very entertaining. You have 15 questions to answer, 4 options each. Players have option of 3 lives during the game (ask the audience, 50:50, ask a friend:) All the answers are in POLARPEDIA!

Kahoot! quiz about how physiological adaptations in arctic mammals are designed to keep the them healthy and thriving in a cold and challenging environment. You need a computer with Internet access, a multimedia projector and loudspeakers. The students also need devices with Internet access (smartphones, tablets or laptops). If not all students have the necessary […]

You will see 16 buttons with 16 terms. They form 4 groups. Your task is to connect 4 matching words and create a group. What do they have in common? What are they associated with? After that, you can either guess (for extra points) or reveal what is the group. EXAMPLE: cat, dog, horse, mouse […]