2 minute classroom timer
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A 2-minute countdown, already loaded and waiting for you to press start — the right length for a lightning warm-up, a tidy-up sprint or a one-question brain break. The digits are big enough for the back row, the ring empties gently, and a soft chime says when the time is gone.
💡 How teachers use it
- 🌼Five minutes on a warm-up, so the fun part never eats the whole lesson.
- 🌼Two minutes for tidy-up — the ring on the wall does the nagging for you.
- 🌼Three quiet minutes for a shy pair to rehearse before they speak to the class.
❓ Questions teachers ask
Can I change it from 2 minutes?
Yes. The chips under the timer switch it to any length from one minute to a full hour, without leaving the page — the 2-minute setting is only where it starts.
Does it make a sound when the time is up?
Yes — three soft notes, gentle enough for a small room. Browsers only allow sound after you have clicked the page once, so press a button before you leave the timer running.
Can I show it full screen on the projector?
Yes. Tap the ⛶ button in the corner of the timer and it fills the whole screen, digits and all. Press Esc to come back to the page.
Can I open it already set to five minutes?
Yes — every common length has its own page, from one minute to an hour. Bookmark the one you use most and it is ready the second it loads.
🖥️ All of them on one screen
Need the timer, the name picker and the quiet meter at the same time? The Classroom Screen puts every widget on one full-screen dashboard.
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🔄Station rotation timer
Name your stations, set the minutes — the room rotates itself.
🎡Random name picker
Type the class once — this device remembers the names for next time.
🔗 Put this on your own page
Paste this anywhere that accepts HTML — a school blog, a class site, Moodle, Google Sites. It works without an account, on your visitors' devices as well as yours.
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