Snakes and Ladders.

A good answer, a lucky roll and perhaps a ladder when you need it. Bring your lesson questions onto the board and enjoy the journey with your class.

Create a Snakes and Ladders game

Gather around one shared screen. Roll the dice, answer together and follow your team across the board.

The real Snakes and Ladders board with coloured team pieces, dice, snakes and ladders lifting out in 3D
3D illustration based on the real Snakes and Ladders game.

Let’s play Snakes and Ladders

Take a turn, tackle a question and find out where the next roll will take you.

Everyone has a place on the board.Choose your teams and take turns rolling. The board keeps the journey visible, so everyone can follow who is ahead and who is catching up.
Snakes and Ladders three-dimensional board with coloured pieces and a dice ready to roll

There is still room for a comeback. A ladder can change the race, and a snake gives the next team something to cheer about.

A question before you move.Answer the question to earn your move. Use the moment to compare ideas, explain an answer or revisit something your class found tricky.
Snakes and Ladders question card shown after rolling the dice
Check it together.Reveal the answer and decide whether the team got it right. Then return to the board, where snakes and ladders can change the journey.
Snakes and Ladders answer revealed with controls to mark it correct or incorrect

Make it your own

Put your lesson on the board
Add your own questions or ask AI to draft a set. Mix ideas from a unit, focus on one skill or bring several subjects into the same game.
Choose your level of surprise
Keep the familiar snakes-and-ladders rules or switch on bonus cards for extra twists. Choose the bonus types you want to include before you start.
Make space for discussion
Play with open questions or multiple-choice answers. Leave the timer off for thoughtful conversations, or add it when your class is ready for quicker turns.

Where will you take it?

Give familiar practice a new setting
Revisit calculations, scientific ideas, historical events or reading questions. The board adds a shared journey to material your students already know.
Help teams support each other
Let students discuss the answer before committing. Each turn is a chance to explain a method, remember a detail or help a teammate.
Finish a unit together
Bring a selection of lesson questions to a review session. The race gives the class a shared finish line while you hear what has stuck.

Ready for one more roll?

Choose what you want to practise, bring your teams together and let the game begin.

Create a Snakes and Ladders game