Classroom Castle Siege
Answer together. Load the cannons. Bring down the enemy keep.
Question board
Castle strength
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About Classroom Castle Siege
Castle Siege turns a classroom question board into a class-versus-computer battle. Load a prepared bank or your own CSV, begin the game and let the class choose a question. The teacher reveals the answer and decides whether the response is correct before the game resolves the attack.
The question board and castle-strength display keep subject choices and game progress visible together. Use the format for retrieval practice with spoken answers or mini-whiteboards, pausing to explain a misconception before moving on. The class can discuss its next choice while the teacher controls the game.
Questions use Category, Value, Question and Answer columns. Prepared sets are fetched from the site library; uploaded files are read in the browser. Review source material for accuracy and suitable difficulty rather than relying on a game outcome as an assessment result. Reset gives you a fresh game, and a shared link can carry the question set to another browser.
Are questions and answers private in a share link?
No. Sharing embeds question data in the URL. Anyone with the link can inspect that data, so leave out student details and use shared games for learning rather than secure tests.