Blooket Fun

Students will:

• Be able to respond to Blooket questions
• Be able to use their smartphone, tablet, or computer
• Be able to see their results immediately

Vocabulary Words:

1. Blook - A blook is a player in the game.
   
   
2. Blooket - A Blooket is a question set.

To prepare for this lesson:

• Create an account at Blooket.
  
  
• Watch the “Getting Started with Blooket” to build background knowledge of the program.
  
  
• After logging in, click on the “Discover” tab and search for a concept you would like to review
  with your students (e.g., addition facts, subtraction facts, types of triangles, etc).
  
  
• If you choose to create your own question set, watch the “How to Create a Blooket Question Set.”
  
  
• After you have selected a concept to review, select the “host” option.
  
  
• Select a Game Mode to play with students. Watch the “Every Game Mode Blooket Explained” video
  to build background on the various game modes.
  
  
• Select the amount of time for the Blooket, then select “Host Now” to display the join code for
  students to use with their devices

See Accommodations Page and Charts on the 21things4student website in the Teacher Resources. 

Directions for this activity:

1. Review the targeted concept with students before
   hosting the Blooket.
   
   
2. Instruct students to go to Blooket.com.
   
   
3. Display the join code for the Blooket so students can join the game on their devices.
   
   
4. When all students have entered the game, begin the game.

Different options for assessing the students:

• Observations
• Check for understanding 
• At the end of the game, Blooket will show you how many questions students answered correctly and incorrectly. The teacher may use this information to reteach concepts to struggling students and use
  enrichment for students who are showing mastery.
• Blooket will also provide a summary of the questions students answered. You can
  see questions that many students missed to address these questions as a whole group.