Middle schoolers push on every routine you don't make visible. Boardee puts your timers, groups, scores and expectations on the projector where nobody can argue with them — and gives you review games that feel like games, not worksheets with a font change.
Three beats from a real day with this class — and what's on the screen during each one.
Instead of the eternal "can I be with Jayden?" negotiation, you hit Group Maker and random teams appear on the screen. Nobody argues with the board. The scoreboard goes up next to it, and suddenly the lab groups that usually coast are watching their points.
You type this unit's key terms into Wordee and the class solves the daily word together, arguing about vowel placement like it's a sport. Same vocabulary you'd have drilled anyway — but they asked to play it again tomorrow.
You flip the traffic light to amber without breaking your sentence. Half the class self-corrects because the expectation is on the wall, not in your tone of voice. It's the difference between managing the room and narrating it.
Every one lives on the dock of your board, a tap away. Open a card to see how teachers run it.
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Type your topic and the AI fills any of these in under a minute — or write the content yourself, even faster.
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Boardee runs in the browser with nothing to install and no accounts to manage — for you or your students. Build the board once and it's waiting every morning.
Tools on the dock, all included free
Class games in the arcade
Student accounts, logins or installs
From typing a topic to a playable game
The noise meter alone changed my afternoons. My Year 2s watch it like a game and keep themselves quiet — no nagging from me.
The arcade includes plenty with genuine edge — Wordee, Guessmoji, Categories, Spectrum, Drop4 — the kinds of games they already play on their phones. You control the content, so an 8th-grade science review looks nothing like a 2nd-grade spelling game.
Yes. For live games like Quiz, students join from any browser with a 6-digit code — no app, no account, no email. If your school is device-free, every game also works projected on the board with the whole class answering together.
Type your topic — "cell organelles, grade 7" — and the AI drafts the content in under a minute. Skim it, edit anything you don't like, done. It's faster than finding a pre-made set that half-matches your unit.
No. Boardee works instantly with no login — your board saves on your device — and students never need accounts, even for live quizzes. A free account is only useful when you want your boards synced across school and home computers.
Open a board, drop on your daily tools, and walk in set up.
