Classroom Scoreboard
Track team points for classroom games. Tap a team to score.
Team scores
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Shortcuts: F fullscreen · R reset
How to use the classroom scoreboard
Add between two and six teams, tap a team name to rename it, and use the big +1 / −1 buttons to keep score during review games. Press F for fullscreen so the board reads clearly from the back of the room, and R to reset between rounds.
Game ideas for team points
Works well for review trivia, vocabulary races, exit-ticket challenges, table-group behavior points, and quick brain breaks. Turn the point sound on for extra energy, or off during testing.
Questions teachers ask
- How many teams can the scoreboard track?
- Between two and six teams. Each team gets its own color card with big +1 and −1 buttons.
- Can I rename the teams?
- Yes. Tap a team name and type over it — useful for table groups, house names, or student-chosen team names.
- Is there a sound when a team scores?
- Yes, an optional point sound. Turn it on for extra energy during review games, or off during testing.
- Does it work in fullscreen on a projector?
- Yes. Press F for fullscreen so scores read clearly from the back of the room, and R to reset between rounds.
More free classroom tools
All free, no accounts, and built for the projector. Open one in another tab and use them together.
- Random Student PickerPick who answers, reads, or goes next without the same hands every time.
- Classroom TimerPut a visible time limit on the activity so clean-up actually happens.
- Random Group GeneratorSplit the class into teams or stations before you start.
- Classroom Noise MeterKeep group work at a workable volume without raising your voice.
- Classroom DiceRoll for math warmups, turn order, or movement brain breaks.