Spin the wheel classroom ideas

Students spin the wheel to reveal words that begin with the letter written on the spinner.

Spin the wheel to randomly choose from these options: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, W!

Boy, don't we all love spinners?! Why not include them in our classrooms by using some spin the wheel games with our students?

Don't let summer boredom ruin the day, tackle those summer blues with a creative DIY Summer Boredom Buster Spinner.

Holy Moly this might be my new favorite Amazon Must Have for my classroom! A carnival style prize wheel…that's dry erase!! Yessss! I am so stinkin' excited to use this in my classroom in a variety of ways and I wanted to share them with you here! If you are wanting to grab this for […]

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I would have the children spin the wheel then use a particular adverb to go with it. For example- I rarely play on the computer- but to make it active you can substitute things like play on the computer with go rock climbing, then have the students act that out. Example- I quickly climbed the wall

First make the color spinner, then spin the arrow to pick a color. Use that color to color in a part of the coloring sheet, and keep going until the whole picture is complete. This activity is a fun way to practice color vocabulary and recognize colors.

How to Make a DIY Spinner Prize Wheel for carnivals, parties, events or even a chore chart. Lazy Susan and dry erase vinyl pull this spinning wheel together!

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Spinner wheels make fun and engaging activities in the classroom especially for learning a language. It is an effective way to help student with their vocabulary, grammar, conversation practice. On this page, you can find five spinner wheel templates in both printable and editable versions that are free to download. Preparation Teachers or parents canContinue reading "Free Spinner Wheel Templates"

This homemade spinner toy is great for a colour hunt! Just spin the arrow and find something that matches the colour. The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! I made this colour hunt spinner by adapting an image I found on Clker. I printed it out onto white card then glued it onto some thicker card for stability. I used my trusty craft knife to cut it out from the thick card. I…

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How to turn a lazy susan into a piece of "spin-able" art!

Spin the wheel to randomly choose from these options: Flowers, Candies, Animal themed, Scary costume, Medical theme, Studio theme, Pool party, College theme, Anime/cartoon crossover, Stuffed toys, Baking/Cooking, Artist, Trapped in screen, Sick, Drunk and sexy, Public park, Hospitalized, Library, Dinosaurs (toys or park), Musician/in a band, Angels, Demons, Toystore employee, Convenience store employee, Cafe themed, Cafe employee, Gameshow theme, Firefighter, Life guard, Vlogger, Smoking…

Alphabet and numbers wheel spinner

This is how I made my 18" x 14" Prize Wheel First I looked on the internet at Pinterest, You Tube and EHow for directions and ideas. I found several pages that gave directions and took the easiest ideas from each. Items I needed: Wooden Lazy Susan (found a Bamboo on at Walmart for $13.99) Paint (.99 cent acrylic paint, clear spray-gloss & black spray paint) Small Paint Brush Screws Nails & Hammer Wood Back Board (just a scrap I had around the house) Sharpie Black Marker Wood Glue (I used one…