Blooket is a popular learning platform that uses Game ID codes to set up virtual quizzes, with the intention of creating a fun learning experience for kids.
With a range of game modes like Gold Quest, Monster Brawl, and Fishing Frenzy, there’s lots of choice when it comes to creating fun games to enjoy – but you’ll need a Game ID code before you can get started.
How to use codes in Blooket
If you want to use a code in Blooket, you simply need to visit the official website, select ‘join a game’ at the top of the screen, and then enter the code you’ve been given in the ‘Game ID’ text box.
Click on the arrow button next to the text box and you’ll be asked to enter a nickname and select a ‘Blook’ to play as – this is a fun icon that could be anything from a fox to a pig or even a goldfish in a bowl.
How to host a game in Blooket
If you want to create your own game or quiz in Blooket, you’ll first need to sign up on the official website.
After this, you’ll be able to create your question set or choose from a range of premade ones in the website’s Discover database. Once you’ve selected your questions, it’s time to choose from a range of game modes.
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You’ll get a unique Game ID to share with anyone who wants to take part in the game. They’ll need to enter this code on their own device by visiting the website we linked to earlier.
Alternatively, you can share a join link that will take them straight to the game page, or ask them to scan the QR code that you’ll see on your screen.
Are there any Blooket codes?
Because of the way Blooket works, there are no ‘codes’ that you can use in the traditional sense. You’ll only be able to use a code when someone (eg. a teacher) has set up a game and shares the Game ID with you.
Once a game or quiz is over, the code will no longer be valid, so Blooket only works for real-time games.
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That’s everything you need to know about Blooket codes! If you’re looking for codes to redeem for free rewards instead, check out the latest One Piece Tower Defense codes or Roblox DOORS codes.
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