So You Think You Know Your Teacher
So You Think You Know Your Teacher?
Looking for a high-engagement end of year activity your students will LOVE?
This interactive Teacher Trivia Game Show turns your classroom into a high-energy competition filled with laughs, teamwork, and just a little friendly chaos (the fun kind).
Perfect for upper elementary, middle school, and even high school, this fully editable Google Slides game helps you wrap up the school year in a memorable way while keeping structure and positive behavior in place.
What’s Included: Teacher Trivia Rounds
Students compete in teams to answer fun and surprising questions about YOU!
Includes:
- Pre-made teacher trivia questions + possible answers
- Editable slides so you can personalize everything
- 5 blank question slides to add your own
- A bonus list of additional trivia questions to swap in or extend the game
3 High-Energy Challenge Rounds:
• Silent Line-Up – Teams must line up by birthday without talking
• Teacher Catchphrase Challenge – Guess your most-used phrase
* Teacher Impersonation Challenge -Teams compete to create the most accurate (and school-appropriate!) impersonation of you!
Bonus Features Students Love:
✔ Double & Triple Point Rounds
✔ Redemption Challenges (teams can earn back lost points!)
✔ Final Round: Students Create Their Own Trivia Question for the Teacher
✔ Built-in competition structure for easy classroom management
Why Teachers Love This Game:
- Zero prep and no materials (just edit & present!)
- Fully customizable in Google Slides
- Encourages teamwork & positive classroom culture
- Keeps students engaged during those “almost summer” days
- Fun, structured way to celebrate your year together
Perfect For:
- End of Year Party Alternative
- Last Week of School Activities
- Middle School Advisory
- Upper Elementary Classroom Celebration
- SEL Community Building Activity
- Fun Friday
If you're looking for a memorable, laugh-out-loud end of year classroom game that still keeps students focused and respectful, this is it.
Turn your classroom into a game show.
Let the competition begin.