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Join a class game right now — no account
The button opens the classroom game in this browser. Enter a class code and a display name to jump in. Nothing asks for an email or a password.
Play now — no sign-upNo email · No password · Runs on the school Wi-Fi
Pick the right format for your classroom — quick 1v1 duels or live whole-class multiplayer.
Pair students for 2-3 minute head-to-head word battles.
→Whole-class multiplayer; students join with a class code, no email needed.
→Deep-dive landing pages on specific use cases, with comparison tables, FAQs, and free word lists.
No signup, 6 languages, free for teachers — vs Quizlet/Kahoot/Wordwall.
ESLBeginner to advanced, 6 dictionaries, no student signup.
For TeachersSub-day, brain-break, warm-up — zero prep, free 30-day trial.
Spelling Bee4-week training plan, custom word lists, 1v1 duels — Scripps prep.
Sight WordsFlashcards, matching & spelling drills built from your own Dolch/Fry list.
For SchoolsFree trial for teachers — school plans from $149/year, no student logins.
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Age bands and topic drills for Spanish-English classrooms — the same teacher-led shape as the ESL page that already ranks.
See how LexiClash compares: LexiClash vs Kahoot — features, price, and classroom fit.
Free word and vocabulary games for your classroom — no student accounts and no downloads. Bring your own word lists, run whole-class multiplayer in any browser, and teach vocabulary in 6 languages including Hebrew and Japanese. Free 30-day trial for teachers; school plans from $149/year.
LexiClash Education offers multiplayer vocabulary duels, timed word hunts, and collaborative word-building challenges — all playable directly in a browser with no downloads required.
Teachers create a classroom in the teacher dashboard, invite students with a join code, and launch any word game or assignment in seconds. Progress and scores are tracked automatically.
Yes. Difficulty and word lists are customizable per assignment, making it suitable for primary, middle, and high school students as well as adult learners.
Absolutely. The teacher hub lets you build custom word lists from your curriculum, schedule game sessions, view class-wide analytics, and export results for grading.
Two or more students compete head-to-head to find words from a shared board as fast as possible. First to hit the target score wins. Teachers can restrict word lists to vocabulary from current lessons.
No. Students join a classroom session with a 6-character code and play instantly in any browser. Only the teacher needs an account to manage classrooms and word lists.
Free to start, and the free plan is a real one: up to 3 classes of up to 50 students each — a whole real class fits — plus every word game, vocabulary duels, classroom multiplayer, your own word lists, and no ads. Teacher Pro is $9/month and adds unlimited classes and the progress analytics and printable reports.
LexiClash focuses on word-formation gameplay (Boggle-style grids, anagrams, word wheels) rather than flashcards or quizzes. It runs without student accounts, supports 6 languages including Hebrew RTL and Japanese, and adds real-time multiplayer for the whole class — all on a free tier.
English, Hebrew (with full right-to-left layout), Swedish, Japanese, Spanish, and Russian. Each language has its own dictionary, making LexiClash suitable for ESL/EFL classrooms, Hebrew immersion programs, and multilingual schools.
A vocabulary duel takes 2–3 minutes. A whole-class word game runs 5–10 minutes. Most teachers use LexiClash as a 5-minute warm-up, mid-lesson brain break, or end-of-class review activity.
Yes. Build a custom word list from your own curriculum or paste any vocabulary set, and students play the word games using exactly the words you are teaching that week — there is no fixed word bank you are stuck with.
No. LexiClash runs in any browser — Chromebooks, tablets, phones, or desktops — with no app, plugin, or install to manage. Students join with a 6-character code and start playing instantly.