Year 10 build a number-guessing game in Python with students at a partner school abroad whose timetable overlaps with theirs. The host teacher sets up one Teams meeting per group of four, two students from each school, on school accounts, with both teachers invited to every meeting; each teacher supervises their own students in the room, cameras stay on, and the meeting chat is the only chat used. The driver shares their Replit screen while the navigator pair at the other school talks them through the next step, and every ten minutes the driver pastes the current code into the meeting chat, the other pair pastes it into their own Replit project and takes over as driver, so each pair has to explain its code aloud to people who did not write it. The game must count guesses, reject input that is not a whole number and offer a replay. At the end both teachers run each group's final version, and two groups present how they divided the work.
Tools: Replit, Microsoft Teams Nine ideas for your own version in Generate
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