Description
How to Play
In the classroom adaptation of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” via PowerPoint, a student becomes the contestant, aiming to answer questions for a virtual million dollars correctly. Questions get harder but offer more virtual money. If uncertain, the student has three aids:
- 50:50 – The teacher eliminates two wrong answers from the slide, giving a 50% success chance.
- Phone a Friend – The contestant can consult a classmate for their answer opinion.
- Ask the Audience – The class votes on the answer, guiding the contestant’s choice. The game ends if the student errs or opts to keep their accumulated virtual money. This engaging method tests and reinforces students’ subject knowledge in a fun manner.
The game continues until the student answers a question incorrectly or decides to “walk away” with their current virtual prize money.
After Purchasing the Game
After payment, you’ll receive a PDF with the link to download the files instantly. The folder includes:
- 1 x PDF file with complete instructions on how to set up, customize, and play the game
- 1 x PowerPoint game of “Who wants to be a millionaire” with 15 rounds of questions
This game comes with:
- sound effects
- engaging graphic design
- 15 editable questions
Ready to play? Get the game now with no waiting, shipping, or lost orders. This review game is editable and made for computer play – no printing required.
Play in the Classroom or Over Video Chat
You can play this game with your students
- via the classroom computer
- on your personal laptop
- on an interactive whiteboard
- on a large classroom screen
- by sharing the game via a projector
- or by sharing the game over video chat
The game won’t work with Google Slides.
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Please note that you will only receive a digital product (PowerPoint file). We will not ship a physical game to you.
Help
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Carolin
carolin@classroomreview.games
Mr. Alvarez, Science teacher year 9 –
I tried this PowerPoint review game template to prepare my class for a end of the year test, and it was a huge success! What’s the best way to use this game for a smaller class?
Carolin –
Thank you so much for your feedback! I’m so glad your students enjoyed the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire game template—it’s such a fun way to prepare for tests!
For smaller classes, here are some specific ways to adapt the game:
1. Rotate Contestants Frequently: Instead of sticking with one contestant for a long stretch, rotate through students more quickly after every few questions. This gives everyone a chance to participate and keeps engagement high.
2. Class Collaboration: If you have a very small class, you could have the entire group work as a single team. They can discuss answers together and decide collectively whether to use a lifeline or “walk away.”
3. Add Creative Lifelines: With fewer students, consider tweaking the lifelines to add variety:
– Replace “Phone a Friend” with “Ask the Teacher,” where the student gets a helpful (but not definitive) hint from you.
– Use “Team Vote” instead of “Ask the Audience,” allowing every student in the class to share their opinion.
4. Shorter Game Option: If time is limited, pre-select a smaller number of questions (e.g., 8-10 instead of the full set) and scale the virtual money accordingly.
Let me know how these ideas work for your class or if you’d like additional suggestions!