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Checkers

Checkers turns revision into a race: answer correctly - make your move.

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Full game in your workspace

Create your own set and continue in your workspace.

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When it helps

Any drilling

Say what's in the picture, give a definition, solve a problem - anything you need.

Half-class competition

Two teams play against each other, discuss the answers — everyone stays involved.

Controlled practice

Add a study set in the grid, fill in the fields on the left and upper sides of the board, practise any grammar.

What to prepare

  • A list of words or short questions, translations, terms, formulas, or pictures - all work.
  • Upload your own background and pieces' pictures, choose colors, adjust the size of the board - make it personal.
  • Works with any types of content sets.

Add it to your lesson board

Keep the game, timer, tasks, and notes on one screen — no jumping between tabs during class.

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Checkers FAQ

It plays like classic checkers with one extra rule: before capturing an opponent’s piece, the player answers a question from the attached content set. A wrong answer skips the capture, so students review vocabulary or facts on every exchange.
No. Frolick games run without student accounts — share the game and students open it in the browser on any device: phone, tablet, or laptop.
Question–answer pairs: vocabulary with translations, terms with definitions, or math facts. One content set is reusable across all 7 Frolick game formats, so a checkers set also powers quiz, flashcards, or bingo.
Yes. Checkers is a two-player format — pairs or teams can play in class or remotely, and it works well in one-on-one tutoring sessions.