How to Organize a Speedy Rabbit Tournament in Class?

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Update : January 23, 2026

Want to boost engagement in mental math? Speedy Rabbit’s multiplayer mode makes it happen! Turn your next review into a motivating classroom tournament. Find out how!

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How to Organize a Tournament in Class?
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How to Organize a Tournament in Class?

What You’ll Need

1 device (tablet or computer) per team
Stations where teams can compete against each other (1 station per 2 teams)
1 score board per team (see appendix)
Internet access

Station Setup

Place 2 devices at each station so that two teams (A and B) are always competing against each other at the same station.

Team Selection & Organization

Pair up your students (trios are fine if you have an odd number).
Provide each group with a score board.
Ask teams to come up with a creative name and write it on their sheet.

The Game Plan

Round One

Place 2 teams (Teams A and B) at each station to compete against each other.
Each team launches the Speedy Rabbit game and selects multiplayer mode.
One team per station, chosen at random:
- selects the "Create a Group" option;
- shares the generated code with the other team;
- selects the grade level;
- starts the game.
The other team selects the "Join a Group" option and enters the code provided.
Start the race!
Once the race is over, each team records their score on their score board.
- Students may raise their hands to let the teacher know they have finished.
The two teams face off in 4 more games, for a total of 5 games.

Note: It is possible for two teams to have the same score at the end of a game.

Round Two

At random, one of the teams (A or B) moves to another station to face a new team.
Repeat the steps from the first round.

Round Three

Repeat the steps from the second round.
Calculate the grand total of points and hand in the score board to the teacher.

Final Round

The 4 teams with the highest scores will face off to determine the winning team.

Download the score board

Download the printable awards

Tips and tools

Here are a few tips to ensure your classroom tournament runs smoothly:

Run a practice round: Organize a friendly match to ensure everything is working correctly and take the opportunity to demonstrate the game's features.
- Introduce multiplayer mode early: Show the multiplayer mode to your students a few days before the tournament so they can get used to the pace and functionality of the game.
- Use full-screen mode: For the best experience, encourage students to play in full-screen mode.
- No login required: It is not necessary to log in to an account to play.
- Highlight the scoring: Point out to your students where the final score appears at the end of each game.
Balance the teams: If necessary, assign the teams yourself to ensure the players' skill levels are well-balanced.
Troubleshooting: If a team gets disconnected or if a race doesn't start at the same time for everyone, simply restart the game.

How to Organize a Tournament in Class?

What You’ll Need

Station Setup

Team Selection & Organization

The Game Plan

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