• I create short quizzes related to English lessons (like grammar, vocabulary, or reading comprehension).

• Students play in teams using their tablets/phones, and the real-time leaderboard keeps them engaged.

• It helps me quickly check their understanding in a fun way.

Prodigy - interactive math game for students

I can create different assignments and see the scores of the assignment And it breaks down where students need to improve

How I use it in grade 1:

I usually use it to assess the knowledge after finishing the topic, and before the concept review.

I create the games, and divide students into teams, and they compete against each other.

1. Interactive Lessons

2. Real-Time Student Engagement

3. Formative Assessment and Data Collection

4. Student-Paced Learning

5. Gamified Learning (Time to Climb)

6. Content Library

Quizziz-assess understanding after a lesson or concept

This keeps the students engaged and stimulated. It encourages quick thinking and good competition. It particularly works well for social studies as it broadens their knowledge while at the same time is super effective for revision.

Unfortunately, you have to buy them on TPT, however, in younger grades, they are extremely useful. I use them in almost all my lessons, it is a fun and interactive way of reviewing what students have just learned.

Depending on the deck of cards and topics, students need to choose, match, read, and answer the questions. Each deck is different. You can find them on TPT, for any subject you teach.

I also use it as a tool for studying at home for the concept reviews.