Diy game spinner

A teaching blog dedicated to sharing ideas, tips, and educational resources for use in a primary classroom.

Today's DIY project is fairly simple, but it sure does bring a lot of fun games, endless laughs and makes some pretty awesome memories for all your family. It's DIY Wheel Of Fortune from cardboard. Wheel of

Want to make a DIY Spinner Wheel yourself? "Everyone can be an artist", a well-known quote from Joseph Beuys, a belief of everyone has a unique way of looking

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…

Are you tired of the paper clip and pencil game ‘spinners’? Then you will love my tutorial today on how to make the BEST EVER, interchangeable game spinner for every game in your classroom! I have a

Homemade version of the popular game Twister with a mat and DIY Twister spinner

I love printing cute spinners for classroom games. I do not love the chaos that ensues when the kids use pencils and paper clips for the spinner. Pencils and clips go flying, holes get poked in the spinner, and usually there is an argument about accuracy. I tried using a brad, but the paper clip wouldn't spin freely creating even more problems. So I did a little adjusting and now I think I have found something that works! Make a starter hole in the laminated spinner for the brad. Fold the…

How to make a paperclip spinner that spins easily even for preschoolers; prepare a game spinner using a printable spinner, brad, and paperclip; resources for paperclip spinners for a variety of math games