KAHOOT

Kahoot is a platform that is very simple to implement and prepare. A tool for practicing the exams prepared by teachers by entering the questions and answers with their students with a code.

Teachers can create a learning / assessment environment using the kahoots they have created or shared by other users in the classroom.

Quiz, Discussion environment, Survey and Jumble (Ranking Event) can be created.

JEOPARDY

Jeopardy game gives us a great opportunity for the lesson to proceed in a fun way to expand the vocabulary and make the existing vocabulary permanent. It's a very simple but fun game focused on not learning words. He can play Jeopardy in 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and even high school classes.

You can play the Jeopardy game in 2 groups, 3 groups or 4 groups according to the current number in the class. After separating the groups, you are given group names automatically in the game, you can give these names to the group you want. There are questions from each score category in the range of 50 to 250 points. 1 student comes from each group. Of course, every student has to get up as this progresses.

The student presses a question from the desired score group.

He must answer the word in 15 seconds.

If he gives the correct answer, his group will earn points as much as his chosen score.

If he doesn't know the word in the given time, his group is written as negative as that point.

Group 1 becomes clear when the words are over.

WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE

With who wants to be a millionaire, we can win the highest number by answering a total of 15 questions.

Every question has money. We have 3 wildcard rights. These wildcard rights are to ask our friend over the phone, eliminate two of the wrong answers with the half-half option and ask the audience.

We move on to the next level by giving the correct answers to the questions. Play who wants to be a millionaire to turn your knowledge into  virtual money.

MEMORY GAME

Memory game tests memory.

First select the difficulty level. The higher the number, the more cards are in the memo game.

On the game board, there are always two identical images. Start the game by flipping a card. Then try to find another card that has the same image as the first. If you can't find a pair, the flipped cards will be flipped back with the face down.

Try to remember these images as it becomes easier to find pairs the longer you play. When you find a pair they are removed from the board and when you find all the pairs in this memory, you have completed the level.