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Free classroom tools, ready for your board

These free classroom tools open straight in the browser on your interactive whiteboard, laptop or class tablets, with no teacher sign-up and no student accounts. Pick names fairly, keep the noise down, time a task, practise times tables and typing, or make a word search in a minute.

Run the room

Spinner wheelSpin to pick a name, a winner or what's for dinner Classroom noise meterShows the room's noise level on the board Pomodoro focus timer25 minutes on, 5 off, with a soft chime

Practice and puzzles

Times tables gameA 60-second times tables challenge Typing gamePop balloons by typing, from the home row up Word search makerTurn your own words into a printable puzzle

Topics and treats

3D solar systemFly round the planets where they are today Virtual pianoPlay with your keyboard, record and download Christmas countdownHow many sleeps, plus a 24-door advent calendar Paper snowflake makerCut, unfold and print paper snowflakes

Make your own with AI

Every tool here was made by describing it, in plain English, to a free AI assistant. Open any tool and scroll down: its page shows the prompts we used, step by step, so you can make your own version and change it however you like. No coding needed.

How making things with AI works

Questions

Questions people ask

Do students need accounts?

No. Nobody signs up for anything. Open the page on the board or on student devices and the tool is ready to use.

Will they work on an interactive whiteboard or Chromebooks?

Yes. They run in any up-to-date web browser, so they work on interactive whiteboards, Chromebooks, iPads and laptops. The noise meter uses the board's microphone and asks for permission first. Nothing is recorded or sent.

Can I add a tool to my class page or Google Site?

Yes, for the spinner wheel, noise meter, Pomodoro timer, times tables game, typing game, virtual piano and Christmas countdown. Each has an "Embed this" box at the bottom of its page. Copy the code and paste it into your page, for example with Embed > Embed code in Google Sites.

Can my class make their own version?

Yes. Each tool was made by describing it to a free AI assistant, and its page lists the prompts we used, step by step, with no coding needed. It makes a good computing lesson. Start with what vibe coding is.