Reading Order Wheel
Round-robin reading gets predictable and some students hide at the back. Spin to pick the next reader — it keeps everyone alert and shares turns fairly across the class.
Reading Order Wheel
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How to use the reading order wheel
- Paste your class list, one name per line.
- Keep “Remove winner” on so everyone reads once before anyone reads twice.
- Spin to pick the next reader each paragraph or page.
- Reset when everyone has had a turn.
Reading Order Wheel questions
Will everyone get a turn?
Yes — with “Remove winner” on, each name is drawn once and removed, so the whole class reads before the wheel repeats.
Can I keep names on but avoid repeats?
Use “No repeats” instead of “Remove winner” — every name stays visible on the wheel but won't be drawn twice until all have gone.
Does it feel fair to students?
Yes — because the class watches the same random spin, being picked feels like luck, not the teacher singling anyone out.
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