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Welcome to SuperNoodle!
Teachers! You and your students are about to embark on a fun and educational journey with our beloved GoNoodle Champs as your guides!
Ready to get started? Simply follow the steps below!
Already use GoNoodle?
High five! ✋ Getting started with SuperNoodle is as easy as 1-2-3!
Login to your current GoNoodle account.
Go to your Champ in the upper right corner and hop into Account Settings.
Yes, the “Are you a grown-up?” question pops up here for security.
Remember to confirm that your current school email is listed.
Go to your Champ again.
Go to Manage Profile to confirm/update your current school and class.
Consider editing / removing previous classroom profiles.
Email us for help: support@gonoodle.com
Make a Fun Name for your Class.
Create your NEW classroom profile for this school year.
*Multiple groups of students this year? No problem.
+Add more for each of your groups/classes.
New to GoNoodle?
Welcome to the club! Let’s get you up and running!
Visit www.GoNoodle.com and click:
Create a Free Account in the top right of the navigation bar.
Follow the steps to create your account using your current school email address.
Email us for help: support@gonoodle.com
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Check out this video to make logging in and creating your GoNoodle account a breeze.
After adding your email, you’ll need to select that you’ll be using GoNoodle At a School.
On the next screen, enter your full school name (see the tips section below if you can’t find your school) and add in your number of students and grade level to set up your class profile.
Teach multiple classes? You can create multiple profiles! But let’s start with this one, first.
Now you’re ready to start your SuperNoodle journey!
Check your inbox for an email from GoNoodle. This email will contain your SuperNoodle access link.
Click that link to load the access page and accept your access by clicking the Start SuperNoodle button.
*Don’t see the email? Check your SPAM folder and if you still can’t find it, email us for help at support@gonoodle.com
💡Tips for finding your school name
Having a hard time finding your school name? Make sure you’re using the full, proper name of your school.
For example, if your school is informally referred to as Lincoln Elementary - but it’s actual name is Abe Lincoln Elementary, you will more than likely find it in our database as Abe Lincoln Elementary.
If your school name contains a number, you may need to write that number out to find it in our database. For example, 11th Street Elementary may show up as Eleventh Street Elementary.
If your school recently changed names, you can search for what it is referred to in the NCES Directory. Simply Google, NCES directory to find your school’s name.
We hope you and your students enjoy your emotional literacy journey! If you have questions, we are here to help! Please reach out to us at supernoodle@gonoodle.com or fill out the form below:
Start your SuperNoodle journey!
Click the purple SuperNoodle in the navigation bar at the top of the screen.
Find the boxes on the right and select the classroom as well as grade level of your students.
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