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I chose Kahoot. Students seem to love this every time I use it in the classroom. I pay for more content and I create my own quizzes to go along with lessons.

I use Kahoots too and the students never get tired of this resource. I don't mind the cost when it provides such a positive result from using it.

I think it is an amazing tool for review.  I love how easy it is to create the questions and be able to add video or images to the questions.  Love this platform.

I just did my post about Kahoot. This is a great resource for kids to use, most enjoy it as long as it's not too wordy and there are cool graphics you can add to it as well.

I also have subbed in a classroom where Kahoot was used.  I was my first experience using the website and I have fun with it!

Kahoot! is one of my favorites, as well! I also paid extra to create my own quizzes and the students really respond to this format. I highly recommend using this for review.

As a substitute teacher, I love Kahoots! The students seem to enjoy them as well. They are easy resources to use as a sub and work with.

I have not used Kahoot yet, but based on how much everyone enjoys using it, I want to try it for my lesson plans and quizzes. Making learning fun for students is so important.

The school that I work for uses KAHOOT! For a lot of reviewing activities. It is fun and very educational.  BLOOKET is another good tool to use as well.  Kids can learn so much while having fun.

I have used Kahoot for awhile now and have transitioned more to blooket which is similar but students seem to enjoy it better.  I have also used quizlet for vocabulary which is another game online that kids enjoy.  In quizlet they can play as individuals or by random groups.  I use it as a group where each person are working on the same question but only one person has the answer on their computer.

I love using KAHOOT!  The kids really get into it and they are learning as they play.  You can choose what your want for content.

I have also used Kahoot.  It seems to be popular with eh older students, which is always a plus.  It is a great tool for review of material.

Kahoot works really well as a formative assessment tool.  The issue I have with it is that sometimes the students get too competitive and are more concerned about answering the questions quickly rather than correctly.

Students love this game! We use it in Science class and everyone is so competitive and wants to end up in the number 1 postion.

I had been using Kahoots for the first 8 years of my teaching. However I would encourage many of you to try and using Blooket. It is something that is very similar to Kahoot, however my students enjoy it even more than Kahoots.

It's also great because you can use the Search option and find quizzes/reviews that others have created and use it for your students.

I am a substitute teacher and i love Kahoot! It helps me know what they are working on so i can help and the kids love it!

I am seeing information about Kahoot's all over the place. I checked it online and found that it began in Norway. Students love games. They like to see if they can beat the test or program online. I can use the Kahoot library or create a Kahoot myself. This offers lots of options.

I think Kahoot is a good item for most of the students.  It is fun and as stated in other posts if there are cool graphics and short attention needed it works like magic.  I believe we are going to use it for assessments in the next days.  That will be a use I have never tried before.  Kahoot is a Hoot