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Activity Wheel

Spin for something to do, or fill the wheel with your own activity ideas.

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    Spin when you can't decide what to do

    A free afternoon can disappear while you weigh up options. When you know you want to do something but can't settle on what, a spin gives you a starting point straight away. Treat the result as a suggestion: if you feel a flicker of relief, go with it; if you groan, that tells you what you really wanted.

    Make your own activity wheel

    The sample ideas are deliberately broad. Replace them with things you actually enjoy — a café you like, a podcast walk, a jigsaw, a video call with a friend — or paste a list you've been keeping in your notes. Your wheel is remembered in this browser for next time.

    Indoor vs. outdoor activity ideas

    Weather often decides for you, so it can help to keep two wheels: one for rainy days with baking, cards, drawing and films, and one for dry days with walks, bike rides, picnics and the park. Swap between them depending on what's outside the window.

    Activities for friends and family

    With a group, let each person add one idea so everyone has a stake in the spin. It works for couples on a quiet weekend, friends deciding how to spend an evening, and families with kids who all want something different. If the wheel lands on movie night, the movie picker can choose the film. Teachers looking to pick students rather than activities can use the classroom wheel.

    Use Fair Rotation to avoid repeats

    Switch to Fair Rotation and every activity is picked once before anything repeats — handy for a holiday week or a run of weekends when you want variety.

    Make different wheels for different situations

    A five-minute break, a rainy Sunday and a night out need very different lists — for short classroom breaks there's a dedicated brain break wheel. Build a wheel for each situation and share them as links. For decisions that aren't about activities, use the decision wheel.

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