Classroom & Education

Cold calls, presentation order, random teams, station rotations, review-game selectors, and small reward picks where the class should see the result together. If every slice is a lesson task or a student name, you are in the right place.

It is a visible random draw among the names you entered - strong randomness in supported browsers - not you mentally choosing the same kid again. You still run the room: skip someone who was absent, spin again if the list was wrong, and follow your school’s rules about calling on students.

You can add a lot, but around 120 names the wheel gets crowded on a projector. Shorter lists look clearer. Split a huge roster into two wheels or use groups (“Table 1”, “Table 2”) when that matches how you teach.

Use the Tools random name picker for a quick list you paste once and do not need again. Save or publish a wheel here when you reuse the same roster, share a link with a co-teacher, or want colors and weights that match your class setup.

Yes, if your class understands the rules. Weighted slices make some names physically larger on the wheel so they win more often - be upfront about why, or stick to equal slices when you want everyone to feel the same odds.

Stay in Classroom & Education for in-class rewards tied to learning - participation, behavior charts, Friday trivia. Move to Giveaway & Lucky Draw when the wheel is really about prizes, sponsors, livestream winners, or anything that might fall under local contest rules.

No. You spin from your browser; students watch the screen. They do not log in to SpinWheelPlus for a normal class pick. Check your district policy before putting full student names on a public page or recording video of the spin.