Classroom & Education

Reward reveals, review-game surprises, station or topic picks, and participation rewards that the whole class can watch. If the activity is part of a lesson, this category is a good fit.

Use a wheel when one spin should choose a name or option from a list. Use a mystery box when you want a grid of prizes or tasks that can be opened over several rounds.

Students can watch the box open on screen. Supported browsers use secure randomness for each reveal among the options you set. Clear rules and a consistent approach to absences or resets can also make the activity easier for students to understand.

Yes. Set a maximum number of opens in Customize so the activity fits your lesson time. This can be useful for short activities, bell work, or classes with a fixed schedule.

Use Classroom & Education for rewards and activities connected to learning. Choose Giveaway & Lucky Draw for sponsored prizes, ticket raffles, or public giveaways with real prize stakes.

No. You can run the mystery box from your browser while students watch on a projector or tablet. Check your school's policies before displaying full student names or recording the activity.

If sharing or embedding is available for the box, you can send the link to a co-teacher or add it to a class page. Test the layout on the classroom display before the lesson.

You can use different weights when some prizes should appear more often. You can also choose a setup that allows repeated or limited openings. If the chances are not equal, explain the rules to the class beforehand.