This set of games was created during my 2007 sabbatical. The chapters and its categories are based on the textbook Dos mundos 7th edition used at Irvine Valley College where I have been teaching Spanish since 1991. These games are free if used for educational purposes (giving appropriate credit would be appreciated). If these games are to be used for profit, please contact Beatrice Tseng for copyright permission. Special thanks to Dr. Karima Benremouga-Feldhus for sharing a template of this Jeopardy game (created by Matt Hamlyn) at a language workshop.

If you are not familiar with this TV quiz game show, you can read about it here. I usually divide my class in groups of five, give each group a number for easy identification, and provide them with a call bell to ring in when a student knows the answer. Other effective ways of "ringing in" are to have students raise their hand or stand up. I keep track of the scores on the board where it's visible for everyone. To play the game, click on the desired chapter below. To start, click on the top green square. The bottom green square will skip to the Double Jeopardy section. Use the yellow arrow at the bottom of each slide to return to the main board. Have fun with your class and keep me posted on your results!