Community reviews for Legends of Learning

I think Legends of Learning is really fun and can be a great resource for children to practice what they've learned through these games. There are many different kinds of games available that cover many different topics which is perfect for a gen ed teacher. The kids have to answer a couple of questions before moving on the game, perfect for teachers to get a read on how much the students understand.

This is a good resource for teaching because of the aesthetic of the game that could engage students and the quality of the math problems. I like the characters and how the game looks visually. I don't like how complicated it is to get around and move and that could take from the enjoyment students have with it, especially younger ones.

Legends of Learning offers a wide range of games covering math and science content, making it a valuable resource for reinforcing knowledge. The platform is visually appealing and includes a motivating currency system to keep students engaged. However, the games lean more towards gamification rather than true game-based learning, which means the content application can be shallow at times.

I liked how during an activity or challenge there were questions being asked. This way they are more likely to get the question right when trying to win the game. I think the introduction is a bit too long where they are introducing everything about the game, but other than that it is a great tool.

I love that the content is split into standards, making it easy for me to see what is being either assessed or taught. I also love that I can create my own assignments or use pre-made assignments and see student progress along the way! This has been soo fun for my Kindergarten class - this year and last!

My kids like it, but the questions asked are simple for science.

Legends of Learning has a healthy balance of stunning visuals, tutorials, structured standards -based question - answer format, games, "brain breaks" and popular video game elements such as skins, dances, energy for the battles, etc. This game is a fun way to introduce, practice or review content and prepare for tests. It is far superior in terms of engagement to traditional question / answer then visual reward programs. The report item feature goes to a form for developers to review, which is great for teachers and students who worry about the occasional vague or mistaken item. My only critique is my students were so excited and engaged, they found the game a little slow on Chromebooks during peak school WiFi traffic times. Overall, great game design, excellent navigation, super curriculum item specifications. I can't wait to see the next iteration of the game.

I love it! It offers an alternative to teaching lessons in a gaming format that students love.

This product was just what I needed in transition to the virtual learning experience. It tapped into the students needs and offered a way to exhaul with gaming material that was directly aligned to the standards being taught. The was the perfect tool to keep the students engaged in the learning process even when they where not focused on learning. The games kept the students focused so much so that they did not realize that they were learning. The overall experience was amazing for the teachers as well as the students.

I liked that teachers can choose the assignment progression, including assessment questions between either instructional games or review games. The data given for the assignment also shows how long a student takes on each assignment to show where they struggle, and those that didn't take the time to try. The simulations are great resources for the physical science classes that I have, especially for online learning.