6-13 years

A HANDY RESOURCE — Replace lost or broken board game spinners with these practical tools. Or, incorporate Six Color Spinners into home, school or daycare lessons.
MANY APPLICATIONS — Use Six Color Spinners to create your own games or make decisions. These write on/wipe off spinners are an easy way to assign chores, choose a dinner location or pick the next player.
SIX BRIGHT COLORS — Use the colored sections to help kids visualize probability and random events. For younger kids, use the spinners to create engaging color, letter or number games!
A SIZE FOR ANY SETUP — At 4″, Six Color Spinners fit perfectly on tables and desks for any game environment. A great size for circle time, group games or individual use.

A HANDY RESOURCE — Replace lost or broken board game spinners with these practical tools. Or, incorporate Six Color Spinners into home, school or daycare lessons.
MANY APPLICATIONS — Use Six Color Spinners to create your own games or make decisions. These write on/wipe off spinners are an easy way to assign chores, choose a dinner location or pick the next player.
SIX BRIGHT COLORS — Use the colored sections to help kids visualize probability and random events. For younger kids, use the spinners to create engaging color, letter or number games!
A SIZE FOR ANY SETUP — At 4″, Six Color Spinners fit perfectly on tables and desks for any game environment. A great size for circle time, group games or individual use.

Watch probability in action. Conduct probability experiments, collect data and learn about ratios. Children will be fascinated by the randomness of the spinner!
Design your own games. Create a simple yes/no spinner or segment the spinner into numbers or colors for use in a game… they are a useful, flexible learning tool.
Encourage student participation. Students can spin to take turns answering questions, reading out loud or performing classroom duties.
Use wet-erase or permanent markers to divide, label and customize.

Watch probability in action. Conduct probability experiments, collect data and learn about ratios. Children will be fascinated by the randomness of the spinner!
Design your own games. Create a simple yes/no spinner or segment the spinner into numbers or colors for use in a game… they are a useful, flexible learning tool.
Encourage student participation. Students can spin to take turns answering questions, reading out loud or performing classroom duties.
Use wet-erase or permanent markers to divide, label and customize.