Name pickers, team makers, trivia, and more, for use in class. It's free, and neither you nor your students need an account.
A few ways to use these in a lesson.
Cold-call fairly, or draw a random student for a task.
Split the class into even groups.
Review for a test with a quiz the whole class answers at once.
Spin for rewards, prizes, or which topic to cover next.
Run a bracket for a class competition or spelling bee.
Start the lesson with a quick vocabulary round.
Use any of these on their own, or start a Classroom room to run one with the whole class at once.
Split a group into teams
Spin to pick something
Draw a random name
Run a bracket
Heads or tails
Roll any dice
Number guessing game
Rock, paper, or scissors
Quiz your group
Classic number bingo
Unscramble the word
Yes. Every tool on this page is free, and there's no account, subscription, or card details to hand over.
No. Spintra never asks you or your students for an email, a password, or a real name. Anyone who joins a room is given a guest name.
Only what a room needs to work: the guest name each student uses and their moves in the games. In a Classroom room only you can post in chat, no analytics runs for anyone in the room, and the room is deleted when you close it, or 7 days after you created it at the latest (encrypted backups roll off within 30 days). Use first names or nicknames rather than full names. The privacy policy has the details, including what schools are responsible for.
Yes. Everything runs in the browser with nothing to install, so it works on Chromebooks, interactive whiteboards, tablets, and ordinary laptops.
Either works. Open a tool on your own screen and run it at the front of the class, or create a Classroom room and share the 6-character code so students can follow along on their own devices.
Everything on this page. Party games like Truth or Dare are left off this list on purpose, and a Classroom room hides them too.
Yes. Only people with the 6-character code can join, and you can lock the room once your class is in.
Open a room, put the code on the board, and your students can join.
Start a Classroom Room