TV formats
The class already knows the rules, so there is nothing to explain. Every one of these runs on the board with nothing prepared.
CountdownNine letters with the best words, or six numbers and a target with a solution. On the Form time page, with the thirty-second clock on the timer.
BlockbustersThe hexagon board, your own "What T is…" questions, across against down.
Say what you seeOver a hundred dingbats in the Catchphrase spirit, on the board with a reveal or printed with answers.
BingoA class set of cards from any list, then a caller on the board.
The Pirate GameNot from TV, but it has the same energy. Caller, item list and scoreboard.
Map quizClues get closer to a mystery country; the class clicks the map.
Coming next
A Pointless-style round (the class guesses the answer fewest people would give, scored from a bank), a connecting-wall round (sixteen clues into four groups of four), and a Family Fortunes-style survey board with your own top answers. If your department has a favourite, say so: hello@togethered.uk.