A ready-made word game station that runs itself. No lesson plan needed. Just click and go.
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
Self-directed word games like LexiClash let early finishers play independently while other students finish. No teacher interruptions, no extra marking, and they reinforce vocabulary from the lesson. Set it up once, use it all term.
Pair any lesson with a 4-minute word activity. Pick the one that matches what you just taught.
| Subject | Word activity | Reinforces | Teacher setup |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading & Literacy | Find vocabulary words in a letter grid | Word recognition, spelling patterns | None—students type the words they learned |
| Maths | Spell out number words and maths terms | Vocabulary for operations, shapes, concepts | None—adapts to any numbers you taught |
| Science | Locate key terms from the unit | Scientific vocabulary, retention | None—works with any topic |
| History & Social Studies | Search for people, places, events | Period-specific vocabulary, recall | None—plays with any era or region |
| Foreign Language | Word puzzles in the target language | Vocabulary patterns, spelling | None—supports all languages |
| Art & Design | Colour and technique vocabulary game | Design language, descriptive words | None—works across all styles |
Three steps on day one. Then it runs itself.
Step 1: Create your classroom
Pick a class code. Students join with it.
Takes 60 seconds. No email list needed. One code works all term.
Step 2: Show one game to the whole class
Demo for 2 minutes so they know what to do.
Play one round together. Show them the letter grid, how to find words, what happens when they win. That's it.
Step 3: Routine card in the room
Print or project three words: "Finished? Play LexiClash."
Students who finish early go to the device (classroom tablet, chromebook, or phone) and join with the class code. They play. No interruptions.
Timed rounds (2–4 min) mean students stay in their seats and don't wander.
Solo play or live with classmates—no chat, no distractions, no screen-time excess.
Every word they find is vocabulary from your lesson—learning continues, doesn't stop at the bell.
Works on Chromebooks, tablets, and phones. Any classroom device. No install.
Teacher dashboard shows which words each student missed—you can teach those next week.
Zero interruptions. Students know the rules after day one. No "Is this right?" questions.
Some will, at first. Set clear rules: "You must finish the work properly before you play." Use a checklist so they know what "finished" means. After a week, it becomes normal. Most teachers say the game actually motivates slower workers because they see peers playing.
No chat, no DMs, no external links. It's a word game only. Students see other players' names and scores on the leaderboard, but that's all. No personal information is shared.
Each round is 2–4 minutes. If a student finishes 10 minutes early, they play one round, not six. The game stops them when the timer ends. It's shorter than a recess video.
Two-minute demo with the whole class. Show them the grid, point to a word, let them find one. That's enough. They learn by playing. No tutorial needed.
You need at least one device (a phone or tablet) for early finishers to share. Many classrooms have a class set of Chromebooks or a shared iPad. LexiClash works on all of them.
Same code all term. Students don't need to remember it—you write it on the board or a card once, and it stays there. They use it every time they finish early.
Yes. Your teacher dashboard shows scores, which words they found, and which they missed. Use that to pick vocabulary for next week's lesson.
Give them harder words or set a higher score goal. LexiClash adapts to different levels. Or rotate them: some play the word game, others read, others do maths. The game is one station in your system.