Classroom Spinner Wheels for Teachers
Ready-made wheels for class jobs, group roles, brain breaks, discussion questions and review games. Load a list in one click, put it on the board, and spin.
- No-repeat mode
- Full screen for the board
- Lists stay on your device
- Free, no sign-up
Click the wheel or press Ctrl + Enter to spin
Paste a whole list at once. To give an entry more chances, add *2, *3… at the end of its line, or set an exact share with *25%.
No spins yet. Your results will appear here.
Run thousands of spins on your current list in a few seconds, using exactly the same secure draw as the wheel, and compare each entry’s real share with its expected share. Test spins are not added to your results.
…Post this fingerprint before a draw. Afterwards anyone can paste the list on the verify page to check it wasn’t changed.
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The wheel picked
Wheels for the classroom
Pick the Right Wheel for the Job
Each wheel below starts with a list made for that classroom task, keeps its own saved list, and has a no-repeat mode so everyone gets a turn.
Student picker
Call on students fairly with no repeats until the whole class has had a turn.
Brain break wheel
30 quick movement, calm and thinking breaks for when the room needs a reset.
Classroom question wheel
Icebreakers, discussion starters and reflection questions for circle time and morning meetings.
Points wheel for review games
Spin for the points a team earns after a correct answer, with rules that keep it friendly.
Number wheel
Pick question numbers, page numbers or numbered students from any range.
Letter wheel
Phonics, spelling and category games with A–Z, vowels or consonants.
Word wheel
Sight words, parts of speech and spelling games.
Wheels in your slides
Add a spinner to PowerPoint, Google Slides or Canva.
Set up
How to Set Up a Classroom Wheel
- Load a list. Press a Quick list above or paste your own, one item per line.
- Turn on no repeats with “Remove winner after each spin” so every job or name comes up once per round.
- Press Full screen before you spin on a projector or interactive whiteboard.
- Save each class. Press Copy share link for each class list and bookmark it. The link opens the wheel with that list loaded.
Keep it kind
Ground Rules That Keep the Wheel Positive
Give the question before you spin and allow thinking time, let students pass or phone a friend, and use the wheel for turns, jobs and rewards rather than punishments. Our guide to 25 ways teachers use a spinner wheel explains why, with the research behind wait time.
Is it safe for student privacy?
Lists are saved in your own browser and never sent to our server. Use first names only, and avoid anything sensitive on a share link.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I use a classroom spinner wheel for?
Choosing who answers, assigning class jobs and group roles, picking brain breaks and discussion questions, setting presentation order and running review games.
How do I stop the wheel picking the same student twice?
Turn on “Remove winner after each spin”. Each winner leaves the wheel when you close the result, and Restore removed starts a new round.
Can I save a wheel for each class?
Yes. Copy a share link for each class and bookmark it. Each link opens the wheel with that class list.
Does it work on an interactive whiteboard?
Yes. It runs in any modern browser. Press Full screen so the wheel fills the board.
Do students need accounts?
No. Nobody signs up, and lists stay on the device you use.
Keep exploring
Related wheels and guides
25 Ways Teachers Use a Spinner Wheel
Practical ideas and ground rules for kind, fair use.
How We Keep the Wheel Fair
How the secure draw works and how to test it.
Everyday decision wheels
Food, films and chores for home.