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Restoring your houses… · Houses stay in place while scoring. Ties share a rank.
Tap a house name on the board to rename it. Add up to 8 houses; keep at least 2.
Undo restores the last 80 changes, including deleted houses and resets, even after a reload. Negative points are allowed.
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Copy these houses, colors and scores into a live leaderboard. Make future changes on its scoring page; this local board stays separate.
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Decide what earns points, when the activity ends, and how ties work. Our classroom points-system guide includes a worked example and a printable rule card. For a short review game with table teams or individual aliases, try the classroom leaderboard instead.
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A house points tracker is a digital scoreboard built for classroom "house" systems, where students are grouped into teams and earn points as a group instead of individually. Each house gets a name, a color, and a running total. This tool replaces the paper chart or whiteboard tally that teachers traditionally use, with instant +1/+5/+10 buttons and a standings view that always shows the current leader.
Group-based reward systems work because they build teamwork alongside individual accountability — a student who's having an off day can still see their house pulling ahead because of everyone else's effort. Award points for participation, kindness, homework completion, tidy desks, or winning a quick classroom game. The running total stays visible on a projector or shared screen so the whole class can track progress together.
Common ways teachers award house points: line up quietly (+1), help a classmate (+5), win a review game or trivia round (+10), best group presentation (+10), most improved on a quiz (+5), homework turned in on time (+1). Use the increment selector to match your point scale, then tap the house's + button as it happens — no need to interrupt the flow of class to write it down.
If your classroom runs a Harry Potter-themed house system, this tracker fits right in — rename the four houses, pick colors to match, and use it as your house cup board for the term. It works the same for any custom house theme (colors, animals, elements, whatever fits your classroom), since every name and color is fully editable.
Class Dojo is built around individual student avatars and behavior tracking, which is more setup than most house-points use cases need. If all you want is a simple, shared scoreboard for 2–8 teams with big +1/+5/+10 buttons and a standings view, this tracker gets you there in seconds with no account, no student data, and nothing to install.
Elementary and middle school teachers running a house or team points system. Substitute teachers who need a quick way to gamify a class period. After-school programs and summer camps splitting kids into competing teams. Homeschool co-ops running house-style challenges. Anyone who wants a themed, colorful group scoreboard without setting up individual student profiles.
Leaderboard Maker — for live, shareable competitions with a public link · Tally Counter — for a single quick running count · Ranking List Maker
