Just like a very popular American game show, Category Party is a fun question-and-answer game where your students earn imaginary money for each correct response.

Have students watch an authentic Spanish commercial and take a quiz while watching it. Students have the ability to stop, pause and rewind the video clip to watch it over and over until they find the correct answer to the question being asked. Each video contains 10 questions, or you can even make your own!

This is simple verb conjugation practice. It's a great exercise for students and perfect for teachers to use as a weekly verb quiz.

This is a nice digital version of a traditional flash card game. It's a wonderful way to have your students practice vocabulary. You can put in as many as 100 flash cards! Try entering the English word on one side and the corresponding equivalent on the other.

A new, digital twist on the traditional Hangman game. Enter words or phrases for your students to guess. As the students select correct letters, the blanks are filled. But if your students choose wrong letters, they will push the volcano closer to eruption! Choose from hundreds of pre-made games or create your own.

This is a classic matching game, only digital! Students match the 10 words or phrases from the right column with the corresponding words or phrases in the left column. This fun game is a great way to test your students' vocabulary skills.

This memory game features sets of two corresponding words or phrases on separate cards that are scrambled and placed faced down. Students try to find the matching cards. One of the best ways to set up this game is with the English word on one side and the corresponding equivalent on the other or with word opposites.

Just like a very popular American game show, Money Bags is a fun question-and-answer game where your students earn imaginary money for each correct response. Three hints per game are provided. Students will find that their greatest challenge is to keep answering correctly, because if they don't, the game is over!

Your students will unscramble words on their way to building a paragraphed story. This is a fun way to teach verbs, vocabulary and culture!

An activity you know and love is now completely customizable. Students find the words in the puzzle and use the mouse to circle them. The game automatically crosses out each word as they are found. Anywhere from 10 to 20 words can be entered into this word search game.