Blooket’s homework feature lets you assign game-based practice that students complete independently — on their own time, at their own pace, before a deadline you set. Unlike a live-hosted game where everyone plays together at the same time, a homework assignment stays open for hours or days, and students choose which solo game mode they…
Hosting a Blooket game is one of the most useful features you can do with the platform — students are engaged, questions are answered quickly, and you get real data about who understood the content. This guide walks through every step of how to host a Blooket game, from choosing your question set to reading…
One of the fastest ways to get started with Blooket is the Curriculum section — a latest library of Blooket-verified question sets organized by subject and grade. Instead of searching through millions of user-created sets and hoping the quality is good, the Curriculum section gives you expert-reviewed content aligned to real curriculum standards, sorted in…
Creating a Blooket account takes less than 2 minutes. This guide walks you through every step of Blooket sign-up for teachers — explaining how to create a Blooket teacher account from the sign-up page to your first look at the Blooket teacher dashboard — so you can start hosting games with your class as quickly as…
If you’ve heard students (or colleagues) talking about Blooket and you want to try it in your classroom, you’re in the right place to know about Blooket for beginners. This Blooket quick start guide for teachers explains everything you need to go from zero to your first live game in about 5 minutes — no…
