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About the random animal wheel
The random animal wheel picks a creature from a mix of mammals, birds, and sea life. Kids love it for charades and drawing games, and teachers use it to assign animal research projects. Add or remove animals to fit your lesson.
Ways to use it
Animal charades: act out whatever the wheel lands on.
Assign animal research projects in class.
Drawing prompt: sketch the animal in a silly situation.
What’s on this wheel (18)
Lion
Elephant
Giraffe
Penguin
Dolphin
Kangaroo
Owl
Panda
Tiger
Zebra
Octopus
Koala
Fox
Shark
Flamingo
Turtle
Monkey
Bear
Frequently asked questions
Can I add more animals?
Yes. Type any animal on a new line and it’s added to the wheel instantly.
How do I give each student a different animal for a research project?
Turn on "Remove winner after each spin" and let each student spin once, so no animal is picked twice. The wheel has 18 animals; for a bigger class, add more animals, one per line, before you start.
Embed this wheel
Add this wheel to your slides, class website, blog or stream page for free.
For a website or blog, paste this code where you want the wheel to appear:
How to add it
Canva
Copy the link above. In your design, open Apps, search for "Embeds", paste the link and choose Add to design. If Canva shows a link card instead of the wheel, click it while presenting to open the wheel.
Google Slides
Slides can't show a live wheel on a slide. Add a button, text or picture, then choose Insert > Link and paste the link. Click it while presenting and the wheel opens in a new tab.
PowerPoint
Choose Insert > Add-ins, search for "Web Viewer" and add it. Paste the link into it to show the live wheel on the slide. If add-ins are blocked at your school, use Insert > Link instead.
Websites, blogs and learning platforms
WordPress, Canvas, Moodle and most other platforms: paste the embed code into an HTML or embed block. Google Sites: choose Insert > Embed > By URL and paste the link.
