A wheel where every slice is the color it says. Spin it to pick a random color for an art challenge, a scavenger hunt, an outfit, or a team. Spiññer insists its favorite is “sparkly”, which isn’t on the wheel.
How to use the color wheel
- The wheel loads with 10 colors, each painted in its own shade.
- Remove any colors you don’t need.
- Spin and use the color it lands on.
Color wheel games and ideas
- Color scavenger hunt: spin, then everyone races to find something that color. Kids love it. Adults pretend not to.
- Drawing challenge: draw your next picture using only the color you spin.
- Outfit roulette: wear something in the color of the day.
- Team colors: spin to give each team its color for a game or sports day.
- Classroom: great for color names in early years and language classes.
The 3 color challenge
A favorite on video apps: spin three times, then make a drawing, an outfit, a nail design or a shopping haul using only those three colors. Tick “Remove the winner after each spin” so you get three different colors. Red, brown and pink? Good luck. Film it.
The 10 colors on the wheel
- Red
- Orange
- Yellow
- Green
- Blue
- Purple
- Pink
- Brown
- Black
- White
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Questions people ask
How do I pick a random color?
Tap SPIN. Each slice is painted its own color, and the wheel lands on one: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, brown, black or white.
What can I use a color wheel spinner for?
Color scavenger hunts, art and drawing challenges, choosing an outfit color, team colors, or a kids’ color game.
Can I add my own colors?
You can add more color names to the list, but only the 10 starting colors are painted in their own color. Added ones use the wheel’s normal colors.
Can I use it as a random color generator for basic colors?
Yes. The wheel holds 10 basic colors, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, brown, black and white, and each slice is painted its own color. Every color has the same chance.
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