These Free Kahoot! Worksheets Boost Your Class Review Game

I’ve never met a student who wasn’t happy to walk into their classroom and hear that iconic Kahoot! music playing from the front of the room. We know our students love trying to beat their peers by answering questions the fastest, and as teachers, we love finding new ways to make learning fun. Take your classroom Kahoot! games to the next level with this Kahoot! worksheet bundle designed to deepen learning and boost student engagement.

Whether you’re reviewing content for an upcoming test, introducing a new unit, or encouraging students to reflect on what they’ve learned, these companion worksheets help turn a fun quiz game into a meaningful learning experience. Perfect for warm-ups, exit tickets, or guided practice, each worksheet is easy to print and tailor to your lesson goals—no extra prep required!

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Kahoot! Reflection & Study Guide

If you’re using Kahoot! to review for a quiz or test, this worksheet can help. It lets students track what they missed, the correct answers, and how to remember them. This turns the game into a simple but powerful study tool.

Kahoot! K-W-L Chart

Perfect for younger students or when you’re using your Kahoot! game to introduce a new topic. This worksheet gives students space to get curious about the information they’ll be learning.

Kahoot! Quiz Reflection Sheet

Asking students to think about their performance, what went well, and where they can improve is such a powerful learning tool! This worksheet is great after a review game as a way to keep students thinking about the questions they struggled with, what they need a bit more help with, and what information they feel most confident about.

Make Your Own Kahoot! Quiz

What student doesn’t love the opportunity to create a question that might appear on the test? This worksheet helps students review information by asking them to create questions to help their fellow classmates study. By coming up with questions, the correct (and incorrect!) answers, and explaining how they know the correct answer is right, they’re creating a powerful study tool. Here’s a tip: Tell them you’ll actually use the best questions on the real test to make them work even harder!

My Kahoot! Cheat Sheet

Sometimes you just want students to keep track of the information they struggled with during the review game so they can go back and review it later. This cheat sheet is a great tool for that. It asks students to write down the questions that stumped them and encourages them to find out why they were wrong. I used to ask my students to do this on a piece of blank notebook paper, but I love how this worksheet guides them though the review process.

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