Children playing Peekadoo vocabulary games in a classroom

For kinder to primary classrooms

Vocabulary games for curious young learners

Peekadoo turns one picture wordlist into three classroom games: Presentation, Word Match, and Picture Match.

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What it is

Three vocabulary games from one wordlist

Teachers can reveal a picture together, ask students to match a word to a picture, or ask them to choose the right picture from a word prompt.

Presentation warm-up

Word Match review

Picture Match practice

Three-step Peekadoo illustration showing Presentation mode with a hidden image, student guesses, and final flashcard reveal

How it works

Teach together, then switch into matching games

Start in Presentation mode to build meaning as a group, then use Word Match and Picture Match for quick vocabulary checks.

Ways to play

Presentation, Word Match, and Picture Match

Use Presentation for whole-class discovery, Word Match to choose a word from a picture, and Picture Match to choose a picture from a word.

Presentation

Reveal the picture step by step so the class can discuss clues, make guesses, and say the vocabulary word together.

Word Match

Students start from a picture at the top of the screen and choose the word that names what they see.

Picture Match

Students start from a word at the top of the screen and choose the matching picture from friendly visual choices.

Share with families

Send the same vocabulary games home

Teachers can share a Peekadoo wordlist with parents, so families can review the same young-learner vocabulary through familiar picture and word prompts.

Share a wordlist link with parents.

Families review picture and word prompts on a phone.

Home practice follows the same classroom vocabulary games.

Parents and child reviewing a Peekadoo wordlist on a phone at bedtime