Open classroom ↗THE CALLING YOU FIELD GUIDE
Step-by-step workflows, fictional example data, and screenshots of the actual tools. Pick the task you need today.
BEYOND THE BUTTONS
Original lesson designs, a complete station rotation, and a small fairness lab. Each piece names its assumptions, shows the working, and includes something you can take into the room.
A review lesson needs more evidence than thirty spins. This worked plan uses private thinking, pair rehearsal, six short reports, and a check for the voices your record may have missed.
Read the worked plan ↗A FIELD-DAY PLAYBOOKA small field day is a movement problem before it is a scoring problem. Here is a complete three-round rotation, a scoring convention, and a correction routine for thirty hypothetical participants.
Read the worked plan ↗A SMALL FAIRNESS LABEqual probability, complete turn coverage, and evidence of understanding are different goals. A small calculation and a classroom decision map make the differences visible.
Try the fairness lab ↗
A teacher’s walkthrough for roster snapshots, team cards, station points, match results, fixtures, five-second hand duels, sound, and backups.
Follow the outdoor walkthrough ↗
Set up one small, reliable roster before bringing the wheel into a live lesson. This walkthrough uses eight fictional names and two fixed groups.
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Equal chance, no-repeat rounds, and least-picked priority solve different classroom problems. Match the selection rule to the lesson rather than expecting one rule to do everything.
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Turn an orange pending record into a useful classroom note: who responded, how many questions they answered, and which answers were correct, incorrect, partial, or ungraded.
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Use a school badge or student thumbnails without external image links, then make a full backup before switching a device, browser profile, or domain.
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