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I love quizizz for the fact that it allows students to work at their own pace. For STAAR review, students were given questions to answer. Top three winners at the end won a prize. However, they had to justify in order to not be disqualified. Once I saw that they were finished, I checked to see their justifications. If they weren't finished, they were disqualified. Great for immediate feedback and I needed to drive my STAAR review after that.

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I really like quizizz. It gives the opportunity to the students to assess themselves and go back over lessons of the day that I've taught. Also, it's good practice for them and helps me to see their progress.

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I love quizizz. The ability to assign for homework, classwork, and live makes it easy to use and to differentiate. My students are using quizizz below after we had a lesson on cause and effect.

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I am a fan of using Quizizz. I like that it is self paced so students can work problems without feeling pressured to rush through their work. It's also nice that students can see as they are working whether or not they are getting questions correct. On the teacher end, I like that I can see progress as students are working. If I see a student with more reds than green, I kick them out of the game and have them come to my table to work through the questions again. After they log back in, they get a fresh start and I can watch to see why they are missing questions and help them fix their mistakes.

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Quizizz is by far my favorite way to do formative assessments. The competitive edge it gives students can be beneficial. It also saves time a grading. I sometimes use it to complete Friday Asssessments. I remind my students that it is okay to be last with 100% rather than first with 50%. I just learned the other day that I can take questions from several different already made Quizizz and create my own. This is a great feature that I will be using a lot

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Quizizz may be one of my favorites we use! It is truly the easiest and best way to assess. It also is self paced, which helps with differentiation of the students in my room!  I really enjoyed using this for text structures as a formative assessment.  It broke down what each kid chose for each question, so I knew the areas we were struggling in!

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My students also love Quizziz.  I can often find an already created quiz to use for reviews but they are VERY easy to make for a formative assessment, and it is nice to have all the results on one page.

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I love quizziz. The best part is that its self paced. Sometimes in kahoot the kids feel rushed and don't take it seriously. This hold them accountable. They are also really easy to make. A 2 or 3 question quizziz is a great exit ticket.

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GREAT way to individually assess the students. Its similar to Kahoot but more individualized. The kids LOVE the memes at the end of the question.