Follow these four easy steps to properly transition from your previous classroom to a new one:

Students can use the same student account year to year! Sharing their username or moving them to the next classroom will ensure students keep all their hard-earned game progress. Check out how to move students to another classroom.

To archive your classroom, check out this helpful guide:

Archiving the classroom will save the student data, but the classroom will no longer show in the student's game dashboard.

Archived classrooms can be restored at any time by clicking on the classroom drop-down menu on the right side of the homepage.

Note: We do not recommend deleting the classroom, as this will result in the loss of student data.

Starting a new classroom is quick and easy! Simply click the blue "Add new classroom" button on the Boddle homepage.

Note: students can use the same account year to year! Their previous teacher can move their student account to your classroom using your class code. Students can also link their own existing accounts as shown in the "Add Students with Class Code" or "Inviting Students with a Link" options below.

There are several ways you can add students to your classroom:

Keep the learning going at school and home! Share students' login credentials to continue playing Boddle outside of school hours.

Follow these two easy steps to create a new classroom:

Starting a new classroom is quick and easy! Simply click the blue "Add new classroom" button on the Boddle homepage, select the learning level & state alignment, and add students.

Note: students can use the same account year to year! Their previous teacher can move their student account to your classroom using your class code. Students can also link their own existing accounts as shown in the "Add Students with Class Code" or "Inviting Students with a Link" options below.

There are several ways you can add students to your classroom:

Keep the learning going at school and home! Share students' login credentials to continue playing Boddle outside of school hours.