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RANDOMIZE!

Because teachers have enough decisions to make.

More from RANDOMIZE!

Activities, games, tools & student experiences.

Looking for something more than a quick randomizer? Explore standalone classroom experiences designed for collaboration, creativity, problem-solving, play and student reflection.

Classroom Activity

Silhouette Showdown

Build anything. Match the shadow.

A fast-paced team challenge combining creativity, communication, problem-solving and friendly competition.

  • Creativity
  • Teamwork
  • Communication
Play Silhouette Showdown

Puzzle Game

Case Closed

Can you solve the case?

Logic and deduction mysteries for individual players, pairs, teams or whole-class challenges.

  • Logic
  • Deduction
  • Problem Solving
Open Case Closed

Classroom Game

Werewolf

Trust no one. Find the werewolves.

A classroom-friendly game of deduction, bluffing, discussion and teamwork, with everything the teacher needs to run the game from one screen.

  • Deduction
  • Communication
  • Strategy
Play Werewolf

Student Guidance

MyWay

Explore who you are and where you might go.

A student-facing reflection space for exploring goals, interests, strengths, service ideas and future pathways.

  • Goals
  • Reflection
  • Future Pathways
Open MyWay

About RANDOMIZE!

RANDOMIZE! is a collection of free classroom randomizers and teacher productivity tools created by Alfred Ocaña. Pick students, build teams, spin a wheel, run quick games and plan your seating. No accounts, no adverts, no tracking.

Privacy: student information entered here is not permanently stored — it lives only in this browser tab and disappears when you close it.

Enjoying RANDOMIZE!?

RANDOMIZE! is free to use. If it saved you some time, helped with a lesson, or made your classroom a little more fun, you can buy me a coffee and help support future improvements.

Completely optional. Every RANDOMIZE! tool remains free.

Got an idea for RANDOMIZE!?

Missing a tool, spotted a problem, or thought of something that would save you time in class? Send it privately — suggestions go straight to the creator and are never published.