<p>I use jeopardy in all of my classes at some point in the year.&nbsp; I set the game up for the last 15 minutes of the class when I really need the students to stay engaged and I use the questions as a review for content.&nbsp; I divide the class into two groups "A" and "1" and have questions worth 1-3 points.&nbsp; I have a captain of each team and the winning team gets possession of "the great oracle"&nbsp; until the next class. The "great Oracle" really is a plastic Halloween eyeball that came in a package of 20 at Halloween.&nbsp; The students are so competitive and the level of preparation goes up each class as the students pumped up to win back the prize of "the great oracle".&nbsp; I have never had a problem with the students forgetting to bring the prize to class. Learning can be fun and the addition of the prize brings out the sense of competition in the students.</p>