About

Review Day Games are free review games for the whole class on one screen. You ask the questions out loud, from your own review sheet; the game keeps the turns, the score and the fun.

Made in a classroom

The games are made by Rabbi Berel Steinerman, a classroom teacher and the creator of Menchmark, for the Yeshiva classroom. They started as review days in a real class and are still played there, live — that's where most changes come from. It began with one game, Chumash Baseball.

Review Day Games is a Menchmark LLC project.

Real games, not a quiz in a costume

Each game plays like its sport: four downs to make ten in First & Ten, a batting order and outs in Batter Up, a defender who answers to block the shot in Buzzer Beater, a keeper who answers to save it in Top Corner. Ladder Race is for the youngest — no sports to know, just colors.

Every rule is checked before it goes in: each game is played out 10,000 times on a computer, so the class that knows more usually wins, the game fits a class period, and luck keeps it close enough to stay fun.

You stay in charge

Any result can be changed by hand, every counter adjusted, every rule set in Setup. Undo takes back the last play.

Free, with no sign-up

Every game and every setting is free — no accounts, no ads, nothing locked behind a paid plan. Students don't need devices, and their names never leave your computer (see Privacy).

Want to help keep it that way? Sponsor new games and improvements, or just tell us what you'd change.