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Number wheel 1 to 50
Every whole number from 1 to 50 on one wheel. It suits groups and lists that are too big for a die but still small enough to read each slice.
SpacespinCtrl+Enterspin while typingFfull screen
One entry per line. Add *3 after a name to give it three times the chance.
Winners show up here, newest first.
Colors
Ready-made list. Edit it to make it yours: changes stay on this device, and Reset brings the original back.Open in the main spinner →
Number of the day (grades 1–2)
- Spin once at the start of math. Write the number big on the board.
- Students answer four quick prompts on a whiteboard: how many tens and ones, the number before and after, odd or even, and 10 more and 10 less.
- Pick one student to show the number with base-ten blocks while the class checks.
- Remove the number from the wheel with the winner card so the class sees a new one each day for ten weeks.
Small raffles and ticket draws
Hand out numbered tickets 1 to 50, or let people write their name next to a number on a sheet. Spin with the wheel in Full screen so the whole room watches, and use Remove after each prize so a number cannot win twice. If only 37 tickets were sold, delete 38 to 50 first: a number nobody holds should never be able to win.
This is fine for a school fair or a club night. It is not a certified draw for a regulated lottery.
Practice and review
- Worksheet roulette: number the questions on a long review sheet, spin five, and those are the ones everyone does first.
- Bingo-style call: students write any five numbers from 1 to 50; you spin until someone has all five crossed off.
- Fitness break: spin for the number of seconds to hold a wall sit or a plank (under 50 is a sensible ceiling for kids).
Questions and answers
Are all 50 numbers equally likely?
Yes, each has a 2% chance per spin. With Remove the winner after each spin turned on, the odds of the numbers left go up evenly as the wheel empties.
Can I see the numbers that already came up?
Open the Results tab. It lists every winner in order with the time of the spin, which is handy for checking a raffle afterwards.
What if I need a range like 1 to 500?
A wheel gets crowded past 100 slices. For large ranges, or for several numbers at once, use the random number generator.