Teacher Mode
Set the words once and share one link — students open it and play that exact list in the machine you chose. Then print the worksheet built from the same words: matching, gap-fill, answer key and a study sheet.
1 · Pick the words
2 · Share this link
Paste it in your class chat or school LMS. It works on phones, tablets and laptops — students need no account, no download and no code: the words and the machine are carried inside the link itself.
3 · Print the worksheet
How teachers use it
- Warm-up: project one machine on the board, pick a topic your class is studying, share the link so students play the same words on their own devices at home.
- Substitute plan: leave the classroom link in your lesson notes — the run starts by itself, so nobody has to explain the controls.
- Homework: print the worksheet; every word on it is the same set the game uses, so practice and play reinforce each other.
- Differentiation: pick a CEFR level to narrow the list, then send a different link to each group.
- Review: words students miss in any run drop into their personal review deck and come back on a spaced-repetition schedule.
Everything is free, runs in the browser, and stores progress on the student's device only — no accounts, no class codes, no personal data collected to play.
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FAQ for teachers
How do I set up an Arcade Recall game for my class?
Open the teacher page, pick a word list, a CEFR level and one of the five arcade games, then press copy classroom link. The link carries your choice in its query string: students open it on a phone, tablet or laptop and the run starts with exactly your words — nothing to install, no accounts, no sign-up for them or for you.
Can my students change the word list?
The classroom link opens in classroom mode, where the word-list and level pickers are locked to your choice and a class bar names the list. Students can press the unlock button if you want them to explore freely, or start the run themselves at any time.
Is the worksheet the same vocabulary as the game?
Yes. The printable worksheet is generated from the same word list you select, with a matching drill, a gap-fill drill using the example sentences, an answer key and a study sheet listing every word with its definition and CEFR level. Print it before class, or hand it out for homework so students practise the same words off-screen.
Does it work without internet or accounts in class?
The games run in the browser and need no account; results, decks and scores are stored on each student's own device. The printable worksheet is a paper copy, so a class can work with the same vocabulary even when devices are limited.