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How fast can your students think on their feet when presented with random topics? Players will be given a category and they have to name as many things associated to that category in 10 seconds. Rotate players in per category, or do it as a back-and-forth face off!

How fast can your students think on their feet when presented with random topics? Players will be given a category and they have to name as many things associated to that category in 10 seconds. Rotate players in per category, or do it as a back-and-forth face off!

How fast can your students think on their feet when presented with random topics? Players will be given a category and they have to name as many things associated to that category in 10 seconds. Rotate players in per category, or do it as a back-and-forth face off!

Prepare for fast thinking and quick talking—this is 3 in 5!  A category will pop up onscreen, and a player has five seconds to name three things that fit. Get all three? They score points. Miss one? They get nothing.

It’s quick. It’s chaotic. It’s way harder than it sounds. And it’s so much fun for your group!

Think you know everyday items? Alternative Names will put your creativity to the test as your team races to decode hilarious and unexpected names—shout it out first to win!

How to Play:
In Alternative Names, teams will be shown a quirky, offbeat name for a common item (like “nose towel” for a tissue). Teams must quickly figure out the real name of the item and be the first to shout it out. The fastest team scores a point—get ready for clever clues and quick thinking!

An anagram is a word formed by rearranging the letters of another word. With that, let’s see how well you can figure out what animals these anagrams are formed from.

An anagram is a word formed by rearranging the letters of another word. With that, let’s see how well you can figure out what countries these anagrams are formed from.

Do you know your pugs from your poodles? Aw, Dawg!

Put everyone's everyday knowledge of dogs to the test as they try to guess the breed of the pup on screen! But don’t worry—if they’re stumped, they’ll get a fun and quirky hint to help them out.

Each round, a pic of a new dog appears, and players shout out their best guesses to outguess their opponents. If no one gets it right, a clue pops up — maybe it’s about the dog’s history, personality, or even a famous pup of the same breed! The faster you guess, the better, because the fewer hints you need, the more rounds you win.

Play it as an all-play where everyone faces off against a friend, or bring up some players on stag. From tiny Chihuahuas to mighty Rottweilers, this game will have everyone laughing, learning, and falling in love with man’s best friend. 

Who will be the ultimate dog breed expert? Let’s find out in Aw, Dawg!

Steal the punchline of each bad bible joke.

Have you questioned any of your student's short-term memory skills lately? This game puts that skill to the test. 

The screen will flash a random arrangement of bears and chairs (hence the name of the game). Then students have to see how much they can remember in order. It sounds simple; It sounds silly. It is, but it's also a lot of fun! This game gets more intense than you would expect. You've been warned.

See who can be the first to figure out what word or phrase these brain benders are trying to communicate.

One of the oldest tricks in the book, the three coconuts scam. This game is very versatile. You can use it as a quick game for fun, or you can use it to torture your students. It's really up to you. The best part is there's no setup!

On the screen, three coconut shells are lifted, revealing two kiwi fruits and a kiwi bird. Tell your students to keep an eye on the kiwi bird as you shuffle the coconuts. Have your students guess which coconut is hiding the kiwi bird. You can change the speed of the shuffling. Also, you can cheat, placing the kiwi bird under any/all of the coconuts. Very easy. Very fun. Potentially, emotionally damaging.

You will be given four brands names. Simply determine which category of product they provide. Example: Crest, Colgate, Aquafresh, & Sensodyne. Category = TOOTHPASTE.

You will be shown a specific amount of U.S. coins. Simply be the first to correctly count up the amount of change.

This is a game of numbers, probability, risk-taking, and very basic climbing animations. It's a fun game of chance for you students to take turns playing. 

Press the spacebar and make the climber climb between 1-10 steps. If he climbs beyond 21 steps, game over! The winner is the student who can get the closest to 21 without going over! This is one of those games that students will be on their best behavior for the opportunity to play.

Who will get closest to the correct answer?

Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides

You will be given a color. Go head-to-head naming something that is primarily that color. If you freeze and can't say one in 3 seconds or if you repeat an answer already given, your opponent scores a point.

It's kind of like an eye exam. See if you can identify all 5 animals that we have stacked on top of each other in these images.

You will be given a clue and one letter of the answer. That's pretty much it. Let's do this!

If 1=A and 2=B and 3=C and so on... let's see who can decode these words the fastest.

You will be given the meaning of a Dinosaurs' name. Simply match the correct Dine name with the meaning given. 

Don't get confused. This isn't your average Easter Egg Hunt.

Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides