For teachers

Geography games for the classroom

Pick a topic and project it, or show its QR code: your students play right away on their phone, tablet or computer, with no accounts and nothing to install.

  1. 1Pick a topic
  2. 2Project it or show the QR
  3. 3They play, no sign-up

Ready-made topics for class

“Play” opens the exercise straight away in learning mode: nobody loses and, after 3 misses, the answer is shown. “QR” shares it with the whole class.

On the map

  • Spain

    17 autonomous communities + 2 autonomous cities.

  • Europe

    47 European countries.

  • The Americas

    35 countries across the Americas.

  • Africa

    54 African countries.

  • Asia

    46 Asian countries.

  • Oceania

    14 Oceanian countries.

  • World

    250 flags of countries, dependencies and territories.

  • United States

    All 50 states.

  • France

    13 metropolitan regions + 5 overseas regions.

Flags

  • Europe

    47 European countries.

  • The Americas

    35 countries across the Americas.

  • World

    250 flags of countries, dependencies and territories.

The whole class at once

The daily challenge as a warm-up

One secret country a day, the same for everyone. Five minutes for the whole class to solve it with the distance and direction clues.

Group competitions

Rooms with a code or QR for up to 12 players, with the same questions at the same time and a live leaderboard. Rooms need an account per player.

Create a room
Questions

What teachers usually ask

Is it free?

Yes. Every game mode, the daily challenge and the multiplayer rooms are free.

Do students need an account?

Not for the topics or the daily challenge. An account is only needed for multiplayer rooms and to appear on the leaderboard.

Does it work on tablets and interactive whiteboards?

Yes, in any current browser, with nothing to install. It can also be installed as an app if preferred.

What student data is stored?

Without an account, no personal data: matches are recorded anonymously and the daily challenge streak stays in the browser itself.