Ways to use this list
- School fairs: run the wheel on a laptop at the stall, keep a tub of stickers and glow sticks under the table, and give one spin per ticket.
- Office quiz or sales week: the For work list mixes useful privileges, like a late start, with funny ones, like naming the meeting room for a week.
- Friday rewards in class: pupils who filled their sticker chart spin once, and privileges such as the special chair cost nothing at all.
- Party games: winners of each round spin for a small prize, so the treats are spread out instead of all going to the fastest child.
- Make big prizes rare: type
Sticker sheet *4so the cheap slices are bigger and the leave-early slice stays thin.
Press Spin the wheel, tap the game or press the Space bar. Change the list in the box as you
like: add your own, delete what doesn't suit you, or write *2 after an entry to give it double the
chance. The game buttons switch the same list to a duck race, hat, claw machine and more.
The full list (41 entries)
- Sticker sheet
- Glow stick
- Bouncy ball
- Pencil topper
- Mini notebook
- Bubble wand
- Paper crown
- Bookmark
- Fancy eraser
- Temporary tattoo
- Choose the next game
- Pick the music for 10 minutes
- Extra 10 minutes of play
- Sit in the special chair
- Choose tonight's bedtime story
- Stay up 15 minutes later
- Leave 30 minutes early
- Long lunch break
- Choose the office playlist
- Desk plant
- Best parking spot for a week
- Skip one optional meeting
- Shout-out in the team meeting
- Handwritten thank-you from the boss
- Name the meeting room for a week
- Boss makes your tea all week
- Desk trophy
- Rubber duck for your desk
- Late start one morning
- Comfy chair for a day
- Breakfast in bed
- Night off from washing up
- Control of the TV remote
- Choose dinner tonight
- Lie-in pass
- Homemade voucher
- Skip one chore
- Mystery envelope
- High fives from everyone
- Round of applause
- Spin again
📖 Related guide: Who goes first? 12 fair ways to decide
Questions people ask
What are good prizes for a spin-the-wheel game?
Mix three kinds: small objects such as stickers and pencils, free privileges such as choosing the music, and a couple of spin-again or applause slices. Privileges cost nothing and are often the ones people cheer for most.
How do I make some prizes harder to win?
Give the common prizes extra chances with a star and a number, for example Spin again *3. Each slice grows to match its chances, so everyone can see the top prize really is the hard one.
What are funny prize ideas for work?
Prizes that play with office life go down well: the boss makes your tea all week, you name the meeting room, you get the comfy chair for a day, or a rubber duck joins your desk. They cost almost nothing and get a laugh.
How many slices should a prize wheel have?
Eight to twelve read clearly on a phone or a stall screen. Longer lists still work, but the text gets small, so for 20 or more prizes try the mystery boxes game from the buttons above the picker.