Game On! TeachKind Is Now on Kahoot! With Fun Games for Your Kind Classroom
Attention, game-loving teachers! TeachKind is on Kahoot!, and we’ve created games that are not only fun but also designed to maximize learning while boosting compassion. And there’s no denying it: Adding an element of competition to the classroom can work wonders to keep students motivated and engaged with the topic at hand. Research points to the platform’s positive learning outcomes, and millions of teachers can attest that it makes providing a game-like learning experience quick and easy. And as countless kids will share, participating in a Kahoot is tons of fun.
Whether you’re looking to start the day with a fun exercise, supplement a lesson, or regain the attention of a rowdy classroom, we’ve got you covered. With games based on real-life rescue stories, books, astonishing animal facts, and more, we have what you need to build empathy and support social-emotional learning, creating a kinder world for animals of all species. Be sure to follow our page, as we’re adding new quizzes regularly!
Check Out Our Kahoots
Kind Holidays
Amazing Arctic Animals: A Winter Holiday Quiz
Winter Wonders: Reindeer Quiz
Truly Awesome Turkeys: A Thanksgiving Quiz
Not-So-Scary Animals: A Halloween Quiz
Our Rescue Story Kahoots are an excellent tool for keeping students engaged after they’ve read the story texts and completed the comprehension questions.
Rescue Stories
Rescue Story: Mayflower the Turkey, a Thanksgiving Story
Rescue Story: Dillan’s New Life
Rescue Story: Esther the Wonder Pig
Rescue Story: Herman the Duckling’s First Swim
Rescue Story: Samson the Beagle
Don’t miss our Kahoot based on TeachKind’s first first book for kids in grades 4–6 that teaches readers how to make the world a better place for everyone.
Unlocking the Animal World
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