Every Energy Quiz Just Got a Free Kahoot Version
When you say the word “quiz,” you’ll hear half your class groan. Run a Kahoot, and they’re trying to secure first place before the bell even rings, using the exact same questions you already use to assess learning. As you build out this fall’s unit plans, every video quiz from our lesson library now has a free energy Kahoot version ready to launch, right alongside the original (if paper still fits your day better).
New to Kahoot? Here’s the Short Version
Kahoot turns multiple-choice questions into a game your whole class plays at once. Students join on their own device using a code you project on the screen, answer against a clock, and watch the leaderboard shift after every question. There’s no student account to set up and nothing to download beforehand. Teachers who haven’t run one before usually have their first game going in under five minutes, and the questions are the same ones already built into your lesson’s quiz, just reformatted for the platform. It’s an easy plug-in for a review day or the last ten minutes before the bell, and it works as a full class competition or an independent assignment.
Bookmark the Switch Classroom Channel on Kahoot
Every quiz we’ve built lives in one channel, organized the same way as the lesson library: Introduction to Energy for all grade levels, Science of Energy for high school and AP. Bookmark it once, and you have solar, wind, nuclear, hydropower, and everything else just a click away. Click View all under either section to scroll the full list.
Visit the channel: Switch Classroom on Kahoot
They’re Also Linked Right in Your Lessons
If you’re already on a lesson page, you don’t need to leave it either. The same Kahoot is linked in four spots:
- Under Vocabulary + Quiz, next to the cloze notes
- In the Starter Pack summary, under “click here for the Kahoot”
- In the teacher guide, next to your answer key, under Quiz & Cloze Notes
- Right in the slide deck, linked on the quiz slide, so you can run it without leaving the presentation
Same quiz, just already sitting wherever you’re working.
Every Lesson, Not Just a Few
We have over 30 Kahoots ready to go for this school year. Every Introduction to and Science of lesson has its own version, so you can run a live class competition on solar, wind, hydropower, nuclear, coal, or any other energy topic. If you’ve used one of our quizzes before, the Kahoot version is worth trying next.
What’s Coming Next From Our Teacher Advisory Council
Our Teacher Advisory Council is already building the next wave of Kahoots. Think APES students practicing FRQ scoring without the usual dread, or working through the story of battery basics one round at a time. These are built by teachers who tested the questions on their own students first, not a curriculum team guessing at what would land.
Try a Kahoot Now
No need to track one down first, here are four ready to launch (you’ll find these and every other quiz on the channel above too):
Bookmark the channel once, and every energy Kahoot is one tap away all year; no need to remember which lesson page it lives on. The original quiz format is still sitting right next to it, so you can choose whichever one fits tomorrow’s plan.