Bring the excitement of the 2026 FIFA World Cup into your classroom with this highly engaging, interactive PowerPoint game! Because this template is completely blank, teachers can verbally ask any questions they like on the fly—making it the ultimate zero-prep tool for a quick lesson plenary or an end-of-unit review.
Why Teachers Love This Resource
• Ultimate Flexibility: Very little preparation required! Ask questions straight from your head, a textbook, or an exam paper.
• Perfect Plenary Tool: Ideal for a 10-minute check for understanding at the end of a lesson.
• End-of-Unit Revision: Keep energy levels high during rigorous module reviews or exam season.
• Any Subject, Any Age: Seamlessly transitions from primary general knowledge to advanced A-Level revision.
• Student-Led: Appoint a student quizmaster and linesperson while you act as the official referee!
How to Play

1. Form Teams: Divide the class into two teams starting at the centre circle.
2. Kick Off: Toss a coin to decide who takes possession first.
3. Ask Any Question: The teacher or student quizmaster reads out a question.
   o Correct Answer: Click the red or blue action buttons to advance the ball one space towards the opponent’s goal. Keep possession and take another turn!
   o Incorrect Answer: Turnover! The opposing team takes possession and gets their chance to strike.
4. Score Goals: Reach the opponent’s net to score. Type goals directly into the interactive on-screen scoreboard!
5. Full Time: The referee decides the winning conditions—either a set time limit or the first to score 3 goals.
   Why Teachers Love This Resource
   • Zero Prep Time: No need to type questions into the slides—just open, read your questions aloud, and play instantly.
   • High Engagement: Capitalises on the live hype of the World Cup 2026 tournament to motivate otherwise disengaged learners.
   • Differentiated on the Fly: You can tailor your questions verbally to the specific student whose turn it is to answer.

Quick Tech Note
To allow the interactive macro buttons and the on-screen scoreboard to run smoothly, please ensure you enable ActiveX controls in your PowerPoint settings when you open the file. (Full, easy-to-follow instructions are included in the notes on slide 1 if you need them!).