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25 questions · all ages · free

Free Christmas Jeopardy game.

Five categories of Christmas trivia — symbols, Santa, traditions, food and songs — on a board you can project in the last week of term. No PowerPoint, no printing, no student accounts.

Opens a live room instantly — nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

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Christmas Jeopardy categories

Each category runs 100 → 500 points. Here is the 100-point clue from each one, so you can judge the difficulty before you project it.

Christmas Symbols

What plant with red berries is often hung as a decoration at Christmas?

Answer: Holly

Santa Claus

What color is Santa's suit?

Answer: Red

Christmas Traditions

What do people traditionally hang on the fireplace for Santa to fill?

Answer: Stockings

Christmas Food

What type of bird is traditionally eaten at Christmas dinner?

Answer: Turkey

Christmas Songs

What is the name of the famous Christmas song about a red-nosed reindeer?

Answer: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

How to play it with a class

  1. 1. Project the host screen. Nothing else to open.
  2. 2. Split the room into two to six teams and add them in the right-hand panel.
  3. 3. Call a team, let them pick a cell, tap the cell to open the clue.
  4. 4. Hands up → tap the team that answered → Correct or Wrong. The score updates itself.

If you need a different holiday

The same board format works for any topic — generate one for “Hanukkah”, “winter holidays around the world” or your own subject in about a minute.

Questions

Is this Christmas Jeopardy free?+

Yes — the board, the scoring and the phone buzzer are free. No account, no download.

What are the categories?+

Christmas Symbols, Santa Claus, Christmas Traditions, Christmas Food and Christmas Songs. Five questions each, 100 to 500 points.

Can I change the questions?+

Yes. Click any clue to rewrite it — useful if your class is younger, older, or in a country where some traditions do not apply.

Do students need phones?+

No. Split the class into teams, project the board, and tap the team that answered. Phones are optional if you want automatic buzzing.

When should I use it?+

The last week of term, an advisory period, a reward lesson, or the twenty minutes after a holiday concert when nobody can concentrate.