Becky Foellmer
Mar 18, 2017
Edited: Apr 2, 2019

Fitness Kahoot by Adam Mullis

Go to https://getkahoot.com -Create a username and password. -Create your own Kahoot or borrow from another educator.

  • Put students into teams of two, Each team will need a Chromebook.

  • Students will need go to https://kahoot.it and enter the game code.

  • The teacher will need a projector or TV to display information.

  • Student with the device will need to be located where they cannot see the information on the projector or TV.

  • The other students will be located near the projector or TV.

  • When the game starts the student near the projector or TV will start moving to their partner as quickly as possible to give them the correct answer.

  • The students will switch with each question.

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