Learning Resources Farmyard Buzzers

Got these for a home quiz and they are really good. Loud enough if you are all in the same room and battery life good. Added to the fun!

I bought these for my English classes in Japan. I have used them in about 20 classes so far. The students (ages 10-12) find the noises amusing - especially the cockerel - and it has certainly added an element of fun to a quiz game. There are 2 small issues, though. One is that the more competitive students found the buzzers too slow (one group were convinced that their dog buzzer was slower than the others, so started shouting "woof woof" instead!). The other, more important (to me as the teacher), is that there are only 4 of them. For class sizes of 20 or less 4 is enough, but for more than that you either have to make 4 big groups or use something else (I added maracas and a handbell at one school where I had to make 6 groups because of the large number of students). If you are paying for these yourself (as opposed to your school or boss buying them) this is something you may want to bear in mind.NB. I found the best way to use these in a quiz/lesson is to make 4 teams, put each buzzer on a desk at the front of the room, and have the teams line up behind their buzzer. After each question the student at the front of the line (i.e. the one pressing the buzzer) went to the back of their line and the next student in line took their place. Then it was easier for me to see as well as hear which group pressed their buzzer first.

We have been using these in the office to promote success and little wins. I have to say the team love them and we all really enjoy the farmyard noise of them going off when someone gets a win. We work in sales and care and people press them for their own reasons, depends what they think is a win. Non one has missed used them and everyone always enjoys sharing their buzzer story, great for moral in a fast paced environment.Still going strong with the same battery's 8 months later.We like them so much we are getting another set.

I am a secondary teacher and bought these to use with my classes, having had lots of other buzzers before which all sound the same - eg. Britain's Got Talent ones. Whilst the kids still love the BGT ones, especially at certain times of year obviously, these are better for me, as they all sound different, so it's easier to hear/see who's buzzed first. Hours of fun - even with secondary students! They're really sturdy quality too. Totally recommended.

Bought these for Christmas quizzes. They’re great and add a bit of fun

Used them at an internal staff conference for a Q&A session and worked treat as everyone laughed so it was the prefect ice breaker! Only minor reservation was that they weren't as loud as I thought they might be. However, be great for small groups and children.

I bought these as I was running a quiz in work. The team loved them and they were loud enough to be used in a crowded room All the sounds are just what you would expect, except the horse...the horse sound is like an actual horse has had half its body replaced with cybernetics and is giving out it's final death knell after surviving for 300 years past the end of the world. That sound will haunt my dreams for years.

Great fun for our family quiz

I bought these to use for a family game. It made the whole evening so funny every time an animal sound went off.

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Le encanta jugar con el y sus sonidos genial para el aprendizaje

Utilisés pour animer un cours avec des enfants, c'est un succès :) Je regrette juste que le son ne soit pas plus fort, ou même réglable. Mais c'est pas très grave.