These Jeopardy templates will help you create custom Jeopardy games for your students to prepare for a test, review prior information, or be introduced to a new unit.

Students of all ages, from elementary school to high school, enjoy playing Jeopardy as a fun break from traditional learning. They won’t even realize how much they’re learning!

The templates listed below can be opened in PowerPoint or a free presentation software program. Each file can be customized to some degree. Some will have a completely blank board, while others have questions and answers already filled out for you. They can be used for any school subject and are great for homeschooling as well.

There are many other PowerPoint game templates to help your students learn; we especially recommend the Family Feud templates for a fun test review game.

Free Jeopardy Google Slides Template

This Jeopardy template opens in the free Google Slides and has complete instructions on how to edit and run the game. It makes the process simple and fun.

  • Works online; no download required.

  • Provides instructions.

  • Includes Final Jeopardy.

  • You can download the template for MS Office or OpenOffice.

  • Must save the template to your computer to use it in PowerPoint and other desktop apps.

There’s room for five topics on the board as well as Final Jeopardy. This template makes adding your own questions and answers easy.

Free Jeopardy Template From Youth Downloads

Youth Downloads has created a Jeopardy template that is incredibly easy to use. It has room for six categories with five questions and answers per category, complete with a Final Jeopardy round.

  • Includes an intro theme song and sound effects.

  • There’s a countdown timer in the template.

  • Provides a video to help you set up the template.

  • Final Jeopardy is a part of the template.

  • The download link is sent to your email.

Go through the slides and enter your categories, answers, and questions, and then you’re ready to play.

If you find you need more help setting it up, they have a ​helpful video through the link below that will take you through all the steps in getting it up and running.​

Jeopardy Game Maker From Speight Instructional Design

Teachers Pay Teachers has a free download available for a Jeopardy template created by Speight Instructional Design.

  • Includes Daily Double slides.

  • Provides a full user guide for help setting up the template.

  • Includes sounds.

  • Comes as a PPTX file that works with PowerPoint.

  • You have to make a free user account on the site first.

  • The download comes in multiple files in a ZIP archive.

  • It’s not as visually appealing as other Jeopardy templates.

This template has everything you need, including the slideshow template, songs for both thinking and the daily double, and a user guide that takes you through the process of creating your own Jeopardy game.

Free Jeopardy Template Review Game From Connor Bradley

Here’s another free download of a jeopardy template from Teachers Pay Teachers, this one created by Connor Bradley.

  • Comes with a score sheet.

  • Provides two templates, one with answer slides and one without.

  • Simple design with minimal effects.

  • Instructions are provided.

  • The download is an archive that you have to extract to see the files.

  • A free user account is required to access the download link.

The download includes the Jeopardy game template, game instructions, a score sheet, and a link to a video tutorial to get it all set up.

JeopardyLabs’ Free Jeopardy Templates

JeopardyLabs allows you to create a Jeopardy game that’s played right in the browser, no slideshow program needed. If you don’t want to spend time making your own, there are over 2 million pre-made games available.

  • You can make your own Jeopardy template online.

  • Lets you find free templates made by other users.

  • Provides a scorekeeping method at the bottom of the template.

  • No download required.

  • Edit templates made by others.

  • No option to save the template as a presentation file to your computer (but you can save as an HTML file).

You can specify the number of teams that will play, the categories, and the answers and questions. A scorekeeper at the bottom of the game makes it easy to keep track of how everyone is doing.

Since this runs through a browser, it makes it easy to have students play it on their own or in small groups. 

JeopardyApp is a very similar website if you want to try something else like JeopardyLabs.

Instant Jeopardy Template Maker

Use your browser and fill in five categories along with five questions in each category. There’s also room for a Final Jeopardy question and answer.

  • Runs entirely online.

  • You can print the answer key.

  • Join a game from any computer.

  • Slides are fully customizable.

  • No option to download the template.

The game is played right in the browser. It can be viewed on a screen in the classroom, individually by the students, or the students can all join a live game that you set up. 

Advanced Jeopardy Template

This template has macros, which means there’s a countdown timer, scorecard, and randomly placed Daily Double slides. Plus, the game board is wonderfully designed and looks really nice.

  • Keeps track of the score automatically.

  • Supports eight or four players.

  • Includes Double Jeopardy and Final Jeopardy.

  • Questions can be imported automatically.

  • Provides detailed instructions.

  • There’s a countdown timer.

  • Might be confusing to use if you want just a simple game.

You can add the questions into the game or into a spreadsheet which you can then import into the game.

It works with eight or four players, depending on the template you download, and includes Double Jeopardy and Final Jeopardy.

The correct and incorrect buttons are used to keep score throughout the game. If you have any questions on how the template works, there are thorough instructions on the second slide.

Rules and Procedures Jeopardy Template

This Jeopardy template at Teachers Pay Teachers is all about classroom rules and procedures. It’s a great idea that will really help students remember the rules of your classroom.

  • It’s very easy to edit; just click and type.

  • Includes Daily Double and Final Jeopardy.

  • There’s a theme song and sound effects.

  • The Jeopardy logo is blurry.

  • A free user account is required to get the download.

You can use this template for your own classroom procedures or for any other classroom review or unit introduction. Just click and type to change any of the text.

Classic Jeopardy

This classic Jeopardy game has 6 categories that students can choose from as well as a final Jeopardy. Some of the slides are filled out as examples, making it easy to modify for your own needs.

  • Small file size.

  • Color coded categories.

  • Home button on each slide.

  • Team edition available.

  • Some titles are missing.

  • Difficult to read text on some slides.

There’s also a team edition available if you’d like to divide your classroom into smaller teams for the game.

The regular and team template are both available as a Google Slides file. The latter is also downloadable as a PPTX file.

SlidesCarnival

This is another Jeopardy template available as a Google Slides or PowerPoint file (but you can of course use it with any program that supports PPTX files).

  • Clean, modern design with rich colors.

  • Includes free icons.

  • No user account needed to download the file.

  • No Final Jeopardy slide.

  • No sound effects.

Aside from the game’s clean and modern design, what makes this template unique is the world map and set of 80 icons toward the end of the presentation that you can use throughout the game. Just copy them wherever you want to use them!

SlidesCarnival is a website full of PowerPoint and Google Slides templates and themes. You can find other downloads here by color, theme, or keyword.

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