Christmas Trivia Game for the Classroom
Holiday · All ages · 25 questions
25 questions on symbols, Santa, traditions, Christmas food and songs. The board is already written, so there is nothing to prepare: open it, put it on the projector and start. It runs in the browser like a game show board, with teams and a scoreboard, and no student accounts.
Opens a live room instantly. No account, nothing to install.
Every question on this christmas jeopardy board
Here is the whole board in text, so you can judge whether it fits the lesson before you project it — and so you can keep the answer key on your phone while the class plays.
Christmas Symbols5 questions
100What plant with red berries is often hung as a decoration at Christmas?
Holly
200What is the name of the Christmas flower with red and green leaves?
Poinsettia
300What object is traditionally placed at the top of a Christmas tree?
Star
400What sweet treat is often shaped like a cane and hung on trees?
Candy cane
500What is the name of the plant with white berries that people kiss under?
Mistletoe
Santa Claus5 questions
100What color is Santa's suit?
Red
200What is the name of Santa's reindeer with a red nose?
Rudolph
300How many reindeer pull Santa's sleigh?
Eight
400What do children leave out for Santa to eat?
Cookies
500What is Santa's sleigh pulled by?
Reindeer
Christmas Traditions5 questions
100What do people traditionally hang on the fireplace for Santa to fill?
Stockings
200What is the name of the song sung door-to-door at Christmas?
Carol
300What do people often put on top of a Christmas tree?
Star
400What is the name of the day after Christmas?
Boxing Day
500What do people traditionally exchange at Christmas?
Gifts
Christmas Food5 questions
100What type of bird is traditionally eaten at Christmas dinner?
Turkey
200What sweet bread with fruit is often served at Christmas?
Fruitcake
300What hot drink is often made with milk and spices at Christmas?
Eggnog
400What small, round, sweet treat is often hung on the tree?
Chocolate
500What is the name of the pie often eaten at Christmas?
Mince pie
Christmas Songs5 questions
100What is the name of the famous Christmas song about a red-nosed reindeer?
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
200What Christmas song begins with 'Dashing through the snow'?
Jingle Bells
300What Christmas song includes the line 'All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth'?
All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth
400What Christmas song is about a snowman who comes to life?
Frosty the Snowman
500What Christmas song has the line 'Silent night, holy night'?
Silent Night
How to play it in class
Step 1
Project the board
Open it on the classroom screen. Five categories, five point values — the same shape every student already understands.
Step 2
Split the room
Two to four teams. No logins, no devices, no codes to type: students raise a hand, you tap the team that answered.
Step 3
Score and move on
Mark it right, wrong, or passed to the next team. The scoreboard is automatic, so the argument about the score never starts.
Where this board fits
Best used the period before a quiz, or as a five-minute warm-up when the room is half asleep. Because the whole board is visible, you can skip the categories the class already knows and spend the time on the two that always go wrong. If you want a different topic, type it on the Jeopardy maker — the first board needs no account — or browse classroom review games by subject and the template guide.
Questions teachers ask
Is this Christmas Jeopardy free?
Yes. The board is already written — all 25 questions — and playing it costs nothing, on any plan including no account.
Do students need devices?
No. Project the board and play with hands up: you tap the team that answered. If students do have phones, they can join with the room code and buzz instead.
Can I change the questions?
Every clue and answer is editable once the game is on your screen, so you can swap in the vocabulary your class actually used.