


Do this 3 times to complete a round.Īfter each round is over, have a player from the team with the most spins start (followed by the next most spins, and so on). Next, go back to the gameboard by clicking on the home button and award these spins to each team. Every team who answers correctly earns the allotted spins. Click on the answer slide and have teams reveal their answers.

Another option (my preferred way) is to read the question and give teams time to write out an answer. If the team answered correctly, they earn the spins. One way to play is to call on the team who answers first and reveal the answer slide. Click on the appropriate question round and read it out loud (starting with round 1 question 1). Once you are done editing all questions and answers, you are ready to play!Įach game begins with a round with 3 questions and answers where the teams tries to earn spins (used on the main gameboard slide). Increase the number of spins as the difficulty increases. The spins earned are set to either 1, 2, or 3. You can also allocate how many spins each question is worth. Edit the text of the questions with any content you are studying. You will be able to change the team scores and spin numbers as you play! This game has 5 rounds with 3 editable questions and answers for each round. The teams have editable names with editable scores and spin totals. I have set this game up so you can play with 2-5 teams. It includes the Press your Luck game board, a square that circles the game board with sound until stopped, whammys that move across the screen, and the real music from the game show! This game is fully editable! Review any subjects and any concepts that your class is studying. This game looks and sounds just like the popular game show “Press your Luck”.
