Blooket Reviews

My students are really engaged! They beg to play.

While they àre waiting for the game to start, they just play a mindless game.

My students were a bit bored of Kahoot! They have very little attention spans so that is why they like playing Blooket.

I love that there are so many different games for my students to play. I love that there is a healthy competition associated with it and that all students are working hard to achive a goal. I also love that is educational

I wish there were more games available and also that students are able to use any names they choose which often can cause friction in the classroom and a delay to the learning

It helps my students to study material and to reinforce what they already know while staying engaged the entire time.

It's very interactive for students with multiple types of games for students to keep the learning fresh.

I would like to have more teacher diagnostic tools.

Start simple and find out which games the kids like the most but keep changing the game to keep it fresh for students.

Reviewing with students can be a dry and dull process for students. This keeps it fun and entertaining.

Blooket is so easy to use and my students love it. This past year, while working in an EC classroom, I used Blooket every day with my students. I plan to continue to do so in the fall. It's the best way to help students review that allows them to use their devices and have fun while learning.

I honestly can't think of anything that I dislike about Blooket. I have used many aspects of Blooket, including creating my own sets and finding others that were already made, and I cannot think of anything that gave me trouble or that I disliked.

Blooket is helping me better serve my students. As an EC teacher, there are very specific ways my students need to learn and review. Boring worksheets simply do not work. Interactive review games through platforms such as Blooket make my job easier as a teacher because I am able to help my students review while keeping them engaged. Plus, Blookets are so easy to make, which saves me time when lesson planning. As a teacher, time is everything. Blooket has absolutely changed my review lesson planning game.

Whether playing as a class or assigning a game for homework, students enjoy the competition. The other competitors may have been first to the market for multiple choice gaming with points attached, but this just allowed the usual students to make their way to the top of the leaderboard. With Blooket, students can go head-to-head in a battle royale to see who the last person standing is based on speed and correctness. Individually, my students like the multiple game choices to help check their knowledge when assigned as homework. For all the participation, the students earn credit to virtually purchase new characters with different characteristics. It is also enjoyable that every few months updates occur to the playability and teacher interface.

I think the only downside is that certain games don't allow the teacher to directly see the questions that are being asked due to the randomization for each player. In modes like Battle Royale, everybody receives the same question and it is easy to give direct feedback as to why the answer is correct.

My students love the competition and I like the ability to set the time duration or number of "lives" in order to control the length of the game. Compared to assigning standard MC questions as homework practice, I can see that my students visit the Blooket assignments for more attempts.

There are a wide variety of games on Blooket, and they continuously introduce new ones. Unlike previous online classroom games, Blooket adds an element of surprise to each game, so the strongest student doesn't necessarily win the game, Blooket offers students an element of chance for correct answers: steal another competitors points, swap scores, lots of variables to keep everyone involved in the game. Kids BEGGED to play another round and everybody played. Great games. I also liked that you could import content from Quizlet, so it was a time saver in not having to re-do vocabulary lists, or verbs that I had already created on another platform.

I cant think of anything that I didn't like about these games, they were super fun and easy to use.

If you have a class where the top student always wins, this is the game for you... the randomness of how a student earns rewards totally ups the game for kids. They love this game and there are new creative versions all the time. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

I am solving the problem that my students "check out" more easily this year or opt out to be on social media, disconnected. Blooket games were so fun, whether you knew the right answers or just wanted to short change a classmate in the competition, they stayed engaged and actually learned the material very quickly.

There are a variety of games that help kids learn independently. Competition is stimulating and the ease of use is a big plus. Great intro/warm-up for vocab!

Tutorials are a little slow. Most of the games are intuitive enough to be able to figure out. Would love to have a screen lock function to keep students on the page.

Really good for motivating kids to absorb new content or review old stuff. The vocabulary becomes second nature pretty quickly after a couple of games and it leads well into other activities.

My students love Blooket! They are always asking to play! We use it to practice vocabulary, so I also love that I can import directly from Quizlet.

I would love for there to be more options to assign as HW, so that students can have more variety in the independent options!

I advise you to use it for vocabulary or ice breaker needs and to import from Quizlet.

My students want to play and therefore learn the vocabulary, whereas before many students were not interested in that facet of class.

Blooket does a phenomenal job engaging students in fun games and competitions. Students love unlocking new "Blooks" and competing to review key concepts. I also love that Blooket engages students in a variety of game modes that are fun and interactive. It builds classroom community! Furthermore Blooket is easy to navigate and it is easy to find blooket games created by other users.

There's nothing that I specifically dislike, however I do think the games are often very similar in concept (but with a new design twist). I wish they would implement newer and different game modes, similar to what Gimkit is doing. Students love the complexity that Gimkit brings and the cute avatars that they get to play with (in "Fishtopia" for example).

I would highly recommend Blooket to anyone that is looking to review concepts learned and for further practice of concepts covered, especially in an educational setting. I would recommend exploring the variety of Blooket games that have already been created and the sets that other users developed to help save you time when trying to practice a new concept for yourself, your employees or your students.

Blooket is helping students to understand, practice and master concepts learned in the classroom. I'm not using Blooket for any other type of business. I can imagine that Blooket would be beneficial in a business environment, but I'm not sure how. Students are succeeding in class more than they had before using Blooket, something that is highly desired as a Spanish Teacher.

I love that blooket has a variety of games for my students to play. I like to use it as a whole class activity and assign it as individual student work. I like that I can import lists from quizlet.

The only thing that I would add is the ability to play more games as a group. What there is, is great, but I would like to see some of the individual learning transfer to group play.

I am keeping my students engaged using blooket. It is excellent for a brain break in the middle of class. It helps students repeat and memorize vocabulary words without using flashcards. I really enjoy it.