Spinner wheel
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Some decisions are better made by a wheel. Who reads next, which question we answer, whether we do the silly voice — hand it over and nobody argues with it. Type your own list, one thing per line, or take a ready-made one: your class names, numbers, yes-no-maybe, a praise prompt, a warm-up question. Press spin, watch it slow down, and the winner arrives with a little fanfare.
🎡 What is on the wheel
One thing per line — up to 100.
Ready-made lists
The link opens the spinner with this exact list on it.
💡 How teachers use it
- 🌼Spin the class names to choose who answers — the wheel takes the blame, not you.
- 🌼Put five warm-up questions on it and let the wheel pick the one you open with.
- 🌼Turn on “remove the winner” and it deals every child a turn, exactly once each.
❓ Questions teachers ask
Can I put my own words on the wheel?
Yes — type them in the box under the wheel, one per line, and it redraws as you type. Your list is kept on this device, so it is still there next lesson.
How many things fit on it?
Up to a hundred. Long entries are shortened on the slice so the wheel stays readable, and the banner underneath always shows the winner in full.
Does it know my class names?
The names preset reads the same class list the rest of the site uses, so anyone you typed into the name picker is already on the wheel in one tap.
🖥️ 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.
🧰 More classroom tools
Random name picker
Type the class once — this device remembers the names for next time.
🎲Online dice roller
One, two or three big dice — with the total added up for you.
🧩Random group maker
Two to six shuffled teams, dealt out evenly in one tap.
🔗 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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