Drawing a 100 square
For a 100 square fundraiser, sell the squares, then spin once on a shared screen or record the spin. The number it lands on is the winning square. Recording the spin gives everyone who bought a square a video to check. If there are second and third prizes, set the number of winners to 2 or 3.
Maths games with 1 to 100
- Odd or even, prime or not: spin and decide as fast as you can.
- Rounding: round the number to the nearest 10.
- Find it: spin and point to the number on a 100 square.
- Number bonds to 100: spin and say what you add to make 100.
- Higher or lower: guess whether the next spin will be higher or lower.
Smaller range?
For 1 to 10, the random number wheel is easier to read from the back of a room. For any other range, clear this list and paste the numbers you need.
Questions
Can I read 100 numbers on the wheel?
Yes on a laptop or bigger screen. On a small phone the numbers are small, but the winning number shows in full when it lands.
Is every number equally likely?
Yes. Each number has an equal slice and the stopping point is random, so each one has a 1 in 100 chance.
Can I draw several numbers with no repeats?
Yes. Press Remove Winner from List after each spin, or set the number of winners to 2 or 3 for a ranked draw.
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