In this screen game, students will guess what the revealed picture will be without seeing any clues or hints.

Name That Fruit is a trivia screen game that quizzes your students on types of exotic fruit.

Multiple choice trivia screen game about the company that invented the Chicken Sandwich!

“You are the salt of the earth…” but how much do you know about everyone’s favorite food additive?

Reality cooking shows are all the rage with students. Capitalize on the trend with this Sidekick 'Pixelate' baking game!

You want a bowl of cereal but you’re out of milk...we’ve all been there! Maybe there’s an equally delicious cereal/liquid combo out there? In this game, blindfolded players will test out a few options!

A fun, multiple-choice trivia screen game about famous rivals throughout history.

A Pop Quiz is a screen game all about POP!! Test your students' knowledge of soda pop with all the bummer statistics provided.

The perfect snack paired with the perfect "thumbs up or thumbs down" screen game!

In this screen game, students see images of french fries and then attempt to correctly guess what fast food restaurant made them.

There is nothing worse than seeing a plate of cookies in the distance, getting excited for a chocolate chip cookie encounter, only to realize they're oatmeal raisin. Are you kidding me? These impostors have been the cause for heartache and disappointment for years. Can your students tell the difference? This ridiculous game is great for lessons involving impostors, identity, sin, break ups, eschatology, and/or the end times...because raisins belong in hell.

In honor of "Pi Day," try this multiple-choice trivia screen game in honor of America's favorite dessert: pie.

In this Sidekick 'Presenter' game, students will have fun guessing the actual number of tables restaurants are restricted to using in this Coronavirus era "Over/Under" game.

This is a fun screen game to play upfront or in groups out in the crowd. Each emoji puzzle will challenge your contestants to think quickly to decipher what restaurant is represented.

Can your students decide whether these watermelon facts are true or false?

Students decide whether these photos are close-up pictures of a pickle or frog.

Decide whether the images shown are picture of frozen yogurt, gelato or ice cream.

Perfect for the autumn season. How well do you know the name of gourds?