Stretch Break Spinner
Spin a wheel of stretches, then follow a 20-second ring timer while a big icon and cue card show exactly what to do next. A quick, screen-led movement break with no equipment needed.
Built by the AbraCalc team
How to play
- Tap Spin for a Stretch and watch the wheel land on one of the eight default stretches.
- Read the big icon and name that appears, then tap Start 20s Timer.
- Hold or repeat the stretch while the ring counts down from 20 seconds.
- Tap Spin Again for another stretch, or edit the textarea list and tap Update Wheel to customize the set.
Stretch Break Spinner gives a teacher a screen-led movement break without planning a routine ahead of time. Eight default stretches — arm reaches, toe touches, side bends, shoulder rolls, and more — are loaded onto a spinning wheel the moment the page opens, each shown with a big icon so it reads clearly from across the room. Tap Spin for a Stretch and the wheel lands on one pose, which then displays as an oversized icon and name alongside a 20-second ring timer. Tap Start Timer and the ring counts down while everyone holds or repeats the stretch, then a soft chime and confetti mark the finish. The stretch list is fully editable in a plain textarea, so a teacher can swap in gym-specific moves, seated stretches for a computer lab, or anything else that fits the space, and the wheel automatically resizes to fit however many are listed.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I change which stretches are on the wheel?
- Yes — edit the textarea below the wheel, one stretch per line using the format "icon | name" or just a plain name, then tap Update Wheel to rebuild it with your list.
- Is the stretch chosen fairly, or can the wheel repeat the same one every time?
- Each spin uses a cryptographically strong random number to choose the winning slice, so every stretch on the wheel has an equal, independent chance regardless of what was picked before.
- Does the timer do anything besides count down?
- The ring timer visually empties over 20 seconds and plays a countdown chime near the end, then a win chime and confetti burst mark the finish, so the class gets both an audio and visual cue to stop.