“Recently, in our social studies ‘We Love Our Country’ unit, my first grade students were able to have fun identifying famous landmarks and symbols that represent the United States of America. When I was in first grade, I did not know the names of monuments in Washington D.C. [.blue-bold]Thanks to Quizizz, my students know the difference between the Capitol building and the White House![.blue-bold]”

“Quizizz has been [.yellow-bold]so deeply helpful[.yellow-bold] to my AP History classroom that [.yellow-bold]I cannot imagine teaching without it[.yellow-bold].”

“I had my students write questions for our Ancient China unit and I used those to create a Quizizz. They were [.red-bold]so jazzed to see their own questions![.red-bold] The ability to complete the activities multiple times also helps to [.red-bold]minimize test anxiety[.red-bold].”

“Quizizz is highly engaging and fun for my students. [.red-bold]Every one of our social studies units has a Quizizz created for the kids to use at home or at school.[.red-bold] They use it to review key points and prepare for the next lesson or assessment. My students even want to ‘play’ during inside recess, and I never say no to that!”

“[.purple-bold]I use Quizizz 3-4 times per week, sometimes daily.[.purple-bold] Here’s an example: I ran a Quizizz about Popular Sovereignty and the class averages ranged from 45-50%. Then we ran our lesson — students read about popular sovereignty, discussed, and summarized. Then we ran another Quizizz and [.purple-bold]raised our class averages to 85-98%. That's some great learning!![.purple-bold]”

“I used to do written notes on the board and occasionally did PowerPoint presentations. Those did not keep students engaged, it just kept them busy. [.purple-bold]With Quizizz, the students enjoy doing the lessons and my class engagement numbers have skyrocketed.[.purple-bold] For example, we were learning about World War II and my students got into a heated competition for the top 5 places on the Leaderboard. The kids were so engaged and so determined to pay attention to what I was teaching. [.purple-bold]Quizizz has been a game changer for me in my classroom.[.purple-bold]”

“History review can be tedious when we are learning a lot of new vocabulary. [.yellow-bold]Quizizz is a great tool to get practice on those words in a fun way.[.yellow-bold]”

“[.green-bold]As a history teacher, I need interactive ways to present the material so my students are engaged and participating. Quizizz provides so many options for doing quick check-ins with the kids during my lessons.[.green-bold] I like to use poll questions in the beginning to gain an idea of background knowledge or general opinions about the material. Throughout the lesson, I embed multiple choice questions for quick comprehension checks. When I want a deeper discussion and need to make sure every student is with me, I embed short response questions. The Draw Question tool is really awesome to have students illustrate a geographic feature or structure we talked about. After doing a Quizizz Lesson, I can use the Live Quiz feature and students love to see the results projected! They all compete to try to do their best. I also like to assign Quizizz Homework games for review. These are perfect for reinforcing vocabulary terms.”