FOR TEACHERS

Free classroom English challenges in one link

Turn TalkDrill's free English games into a class challenge. Pick a game, share one link, and watch your students compete — no student logins, no app, no cost.

No student login

100% free

Same questions for all

Sign in to create a class challenge

Create a free TalkDrill account (or sign in) to mint a shareable challenge link. Your students play with no login or download — and you see their scores.

How classroom challenges work

Step 1

Pick a game

Choose grammar, vocabulary, idioms, error-spotting or sentence-building, and set the number of questions and difficulty.

Step 2

Share one link

Get a single classroom link. Every student gets the exact same questions — fair for everyone. Send it over WhatsApp, Google Classroom or email.

Step 3

See the scores

Students play instantly — no login, no app, no install. Open your dashboard to see who played and how the class scored.

A free, no-login way to make English practice fun in class

TalkDrill classroom challenges let English teachers turn ordinary grammar, vocabulary and idiom practice into a friendly competition in seconds. Instead of printing worksheets or asking every student to create an account, you create one challenge link and share it — over WhatsApp, Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, email, or a QR code on the board. Students tap and play immediately in any browser, on phones or laptops, with no login and no app install.

Because each challenge uses a fixed question set, the entire class answers the same questions in the same order, so scores are directly comparable and fair. It is ideal for a quick warm-up, an exit ticket, a substitute-teacher activity, homework, or a whole-class tournament. Works for ESL and EFL classrooms, exam prep (IELTS, TOEFL, SSC, Bank PO), and after-school coaching — and it is completely free with no class-size limit.

As the teacher, you sign in once to create challenges and open a simple results view: a leaderboard of student nicknames with their best scores and attempts, plus live counts of how many students have played and finished. No personal student data is collected — just anonymous nicknames — so it is easy to use and privacy-friendly.

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Teacher FAQ

Do my students need an account or the app to play?

No. Students just tap your link and play in the browser on any phone or laptop — no login, no download, completely free. Only you (the teacher) sign in, to create challenges and see results.

Is this free for teachers and schools?

Yes. Creating classroom challenges and playing the games is free. There is no per-student cost and no class-size limit on the games themselves.

Does every student get the same questions?

Yes. Each challenge link carries a fixed question seed, so the whole class answers the same set in the same order — which makes scores directly comparable.

Can I see who played and their scores?

Yes. Each challenge has a results view with a leaderboard of nicknames, best scores and number of attempts, plus live counts of plays and completions.

How do I share a challenge with my class?

After you create a challenge, use the WhatsApp button to send it to a class group, or copy the link into Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, an email or a QR code on the board.