Jigsaw Mission

Answer quiz questions to unlock pieces and solve visual puzzles together.

GamifyTL Jigsaw Mission activity artwork showing an image puzzle

Activity Manuals & Instructions

Clear, step-by-step guides for educators creating sessions and participants joining them.

Host / Educator

Author Manual

Combine curriculum quiz questions with a visual jigsaw puzzle where correct answers reveal picture tiles.

  1. 1
    Select Puzzle Image: Upload a lesson image, diagram, or artwork and set the puzzle grid difficulty.
  2. 2
    Add Quiz Clues: Create questions that award puzzle pieces to students upon correct answers.
  3. 3
    Launch Mission: Display the room code on your projector to stream the locked puzzle board to student screens.
  4. 4
    Track Puzzle Completion: Watch live student puzzle unlocks and celebrate when the full image is solved.
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Participant / Student

Participant/User Manual

Answer questions correctly to earn unlocked puzzle tiles and reconstruct the hidden mystery picture.

  1. 1
    Enter the Mission: Scan the QR code and enter a nickname to load your interactive puzzle board.
  2. 2
    Solve Questions: Answer each lesson question correctly to unlock jigsaw puzzle pieces.
  3. 3
    Snap Pieces Together: Drag unlocked tiles into the correct slots on the grid to reconstruct the picture.
  4. 4
    Complete the Reveal: Assemble all puzzle tiles before the timer expires to complete the mission.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about running Jigsaw Mission in classrooms and workshops.

Is Jigsaw Mission only an image puzzle?

No. The live activity connects question answering with unlocking puzzle pieces and reconstructing an image. It adds a visual task to the quiz experience.

Can I try a jigsaw before hosting?

Yes. Create a Jigsaw Mission from the author tools, attach your image and questions, then review the session before you invite participants.

Which images work well?

Choose clear images with distinct shapes and details that remain readable on phones. Avoid tiny labels and make sure you have permission to use the image.