Who knows the teacher best?
Her daily catchphrase, what's really in the desk snack drawer, the look that stops a room. 25 prompts about the teacher — answered in secret by the teacher or a room parent — and the whole class plays on phones or together on one screen. Students join with a first name only: no accounts, no emails, nothing to install.
Free with up to 4 players. From $4.99 for a small group; $19 once opens it to the whole guest list, refundable until the event.
- How many years has Sarah been teaching?
- What does Sarah say at least once a day?
- What's always on Sarah's desk?
- What gets Sarah through the day?
- What's the fastest way to make Sarah sigh?
- Which lesson does Sarah secretly love teaching most?
- What kind of student was Sarah back in school?
- The class says Sarah's superpower is…
- What's Sarah's go-to school lunch?
- What does Sarah actually do on weekends?
- What does Sarah do all summer?
- What's Sarah's favorite book to share with a class?
How it fits the day
A room parent has the teacher answer the prompts in secret, then runs it at the class party — or colleagues play it at a retirement send-off. For a first-week icebreaker the other way around, the team edition lets every student answer three things about themselves and turns it into one class quiz.
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