Is Boggle online free for classroom use?
Yes. The core game is free: up to 50 students per class and 3 classes on the free plan. Teacher Pro ($9/mo) adds unlimited classes, class analytics and printable reports — the game itself never gets locked.
Project one letter grid, share one code, and the whole class hunts words on the same board in real time. Boggle rebuilt for a room full of students.
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.
No email · No password · Runs on the school Wi-Fi
Project a LexiClash board on your classroom screen, share the 6-character join code, and every student plays the same letter grid at once from their own device — no accounts, no downloads, no app installs. A round runs 60–90 seconds and scores tally live on the projected screen. The free plan covers up to 50 students in a class, and you can load your own vocabulary list to turn the game into targeted spelling or vocabulary practice.
This is the whole routine. First time takes two minutes to set up; after that, under one.
Step 1
Open a board
Open LexiClash on the projector or smartboard and start a classroom game. Pick a built-in word list or upload the vocabulary your class is studying this week.
Step 2
Share the code
A 6-character join code appears on the big screen. Students open LexiClash on any phone, tablet or laptop and type it in. Nobody creates an account.
Step 3
Hunt words (60–90 seconds)
Everyone plays the same letter grid at the same time, dragging across adjacent letters to build words. Longer words score more. The room goes quiet — then loud at the reveal.
Step 4
Live scoreboard
Scores tally on the projected screen as words land. Call out the longest word, celebrate the top three, and note which vocabulary actually got used.
Step 5
Run it back
One tap starts a fresh board. Two or three rounds fit inside a warm-up slot, or stretch it into a full vocabulary review with your own list.
Same game, three formats. Pick by devices available and how much structure you want.
| Format | Setup | Best for | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whole class, live | Projector + one device per student | Warm-ups, lesson closers, review days — maximum energy, everyone on one board | 2–5 min |
| Small groups | One device per pair or table group | Classes short on devices; adds collaboration as groups negotiate which words to submit | 5–10 min |
| Solo practice | Any device, self-paced | Early finishers and homework-style practice with this week’s spelling list | 3–10 min |
No student accounts or emails — students join with a code and play. Nothing to set up before class.
The free plan covers up to 50 students per class and 3 classes. Teacher Pro ($9/mo) adds unlimited classes, analytics and printable reports.
Six languages — English, Hebrew, Spanish, Swedish, Japanese and Russian — so the same game works in ESL, world-language and Hebrew classrooms.
Upload your own word list and the board becomes this week’s spelling or vocabulary unit, not random letters.
Rounds run 60–90 seconds, so Boggle fits a warm-up, a brain break or a full review block.
Runs in any browser on any device — projector, smartboard, Chromebooks, phones. Nothing to install.
The game is the hook. These pages are the lesson plan around it.
Seven formats for turning this week’s word list into live practice, from duels to whole-class boards.
See the formatsSpellingRun spelling practice the same way — project, join with a code, everyone spells at once.
Practice spellingFocus resetWhen the class has been sitting too long, a 2-minute word round brings attention back.
Reset the roomWord listsReady-made English and Hebrew lists by grade level — load one and play, zero prep.
Browse listsYes. The core game is free: up to 50 students per class and 3 classes on the free plan. Teacher Pro ($9/mo) adds unlimited classes, class analytics and printable reports — the game itself never gets locked.
No. You project a 6-character join code, students type it on any device, and they are in the game. No signups, no emails, no passwords to manage.
Yes. Upload or paste this week’s spelling or vocabulary words and the game builds boards around them, so students practice exactly the words you are teaching.
Roughly ages 8 and up (grade 3 through high school). Younger readers play in pairs with a stronger reader; older students get competitive fast on the live scoreboard.
Yes. LexiClash ships dictionaries in six languages — English, Hebrew, Spanish, Swedish, Japanese and Russian — so the same Boggle round works for ESL, world-language and bilingual classrooms.