Educational Insights Wireless Eggspert 2.4 GHz, Play Classroom Games, Must Haves For Teachers, Grades 1+

This is my first review. I just love how God has used this tool in my Sunday School class. I teach 3-6 year olds and it’s hard for them to retain the material week to week. They are all competitive so I searched for ways to use competitiveness as a learning tool. I bought this set even though it was higher priced because of the remote, volume controls, had a central monitor to show which color bussed first and it was wireless. Now at the end of each class we divide into two teams and I give each team 3 buzzers. We let the team who lights up huddle together and agree on an answer. We switch them after each question so all kids get to push the buzzer. We ask questions on this week and prior weeks lessons. These kids want to win each week so badly and they are remembering their lessons. The first thing they ask as they come into class “will we play the buzzer game”. Followed by “we are gonna beat the other team soooo bad”.Kiddos and adults are naturally competitive. Can’t wait until I can afford to buy another two sets so every kid can have their own buzzer. We have been using weekly since January with no issues and no loss of interest.

I like that you can use it in different modes depending on what you are using it for. The kids had fun using it. Made learning fun, would recommend.

Great for review games. I used to have the wired ones. The kids loved them, but they took too long to set up and the kids had to be close together. These wireless ones allow the groups to be separated allowing for team discussion. They are also much quicker to set up. I also like the random select feature. You can also set it to choose a particular group if you want. Great product, even if it is a bit pricy.

I like that this product is wireless and it works well for children in different age group. The sound quality could be higher, but its fun to play with. It's value for money.

Works as stated however One of the buttons was rattling when it arrived and was not working but I was able to open it and repair it very easily. We used it at a convention to host a trivia game and it worked perfectly.

We like to host monthly trivia events in our school's library, but it could become contentious when the students would argue about who buzzed in first. With this system, only one student can buzz in. You can also use it to select a student randomly to answer. It looks like an elementary school toy, but it has gone over well in our middle school.

We used this for a Christmas quiz game. We had about 16 "contestants" and broke them into teams. We gave each team 2 remotes so the teams didn't have to be sitting all together. It worked great! Even the people that were supposed leave early stuck around to play.The set up is a bit confusing but once it is set up for your game and players it's not a big thing. The other thing to be aware of is that you will need alot of batteries. Worth it though!- Can't be wireless without batteries. Just don't store the remotes with the batteries in them.

If you like having party games, are a teacher or whatever this is the tool for you. There are so many ways to use this tool and I’m an itinerant teacher who sees a variety of ages k-12th grade and so far ALL my kids love this!