Classroom Games
Activities to put in front of children when a lesson ends early, and the tools you use to run the room. All free, all in the browser, no sign in.
Classroom games for kids
When there are five minutes left
Quick Math
Answer twenty math facts as fast as you can.
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Reaction Time
Tap as fast as you can when it turns green.
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What's Missing
Remember the pictures, then spot the missing one.
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Word Unscramble
Put the mixed up letters in order to spell the word.
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Early finishers working quietly
Sudoku
Classic number puzzle with easy to expert levels.
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Crossword Puzzles
Easy crosswords with six themes. Play here or print a fresh grid.
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Tangram
Slide the seven shapes to fill each puzzle outline.
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Jigsaw Puzzle
Drag the pieces into place. Fresh original pictures every time.
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Practice that backs up the lesson
Times Tables
Practice any times table with 10 quick questions.
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Number Bonds
Tap the pairs of numbers that make 10 or 20.
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Missing Vowels
Fill in the missing vowels to spell the word.
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Fractions
See fractions as bars. Name them, compare them and match equal ones.
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Countdown Timer
A big, clear timer with a sound when time is up.
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Add names or choices and spin to pick one at random.
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Split a list of names into fair, random teams.
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Stopwatch
Time anything with start, stop and laps.
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Dice Roller
Roll up to six dice and get the total.
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Coin Flip
Flip heads or tails for a fair choice.
Play nowThe tools are the quick ones you reach for mid lesson. Spin the random name picker wheel to call on students without always landing on the same hands, split the class into fair groups with the team generator, keep an activity on track with a big countdown timer, or settle a choice with a dice roll or a coin flip. Every one works the same on a school laptop, a tablet or a smartboard.
The activities are grouped by the moment you need them rather than by subject, because that is how the decision gets made in a classroom: the bell is close, a child has finished early, or the class needs a reset. For structured ideas to run with a whole class, our classroom game ideas guide covers group and review games you can set up in five minutes.