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Classroom Tools

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Pick a student, form random groups, or decide who goes first — quick, fair tools designed for classroom use. A dedicated classroom picker with roster saving is planned for a future update; for now these general-purpose tools cover the same ground.

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Maths practice

Literacy & language

Warm-ups, games & rewards

Quizzes & general knowledge

Teaching & lesson planning

Science practice

Printable activities

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Choosing the right classroom tool

Tools for the practical mechanics of running a room: choosing who answers, splitting a class into groups, arranging seats, planning a carousel, allocating peer review, and generating practice questions. Anything you type in — a class list above all — is processed in your browser and never uploaded, which is the reason these tools ask for names directly rather than requiring an account. The scheduling tools go further than a shuffle: a rotation guarantees every group reaches every station, and a peer-review ring guarantees nobody marks their own marker.

Random Name Picker and classroom wheels
You want to choose one student at a time. Turn on removal so everyone gets a turn before anyone repeats.
Random Group Generator
You need the class divided into groups of roughly equal size, with no rules about who goes where.
Classroom Seating Chart Generator
The arrangement has to respect real rules — front seats, pairs kept apart, pairs kept together, individuals staying put.
Seating Plan Generator
Seats are already numbered and any arrangement will do, such as exam or assembly seating.
Station Rotation Generator
You are running a carousel and need to know which group is at which station in every period, with nobody repeating an activity.
Peer Review Pairing Generator
You are allocating peer marking and need everyone to review one classmate without reviewing whoever is reviewing them.
Word Bingo Card Generator
You want printable cards built from your own spelling, vocabulary or times-tables list, one per pupil and all different.
Caesar Cipher and Cryptogram generators
You are teaching ciphers or setting a puzzle. Caesar has 25 keys and is broken by trying them all, which is the lesson; a cryptogram needs frequency analysis and takes considerably longer.
Word Scramble Generator
You want an unjumbling worksheet from your own word list, with an answer key.
Question and quiz generators
You want practice material rather than a decision — these draw from curated question banks by topic.

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