Chivao 10 Set Blank Erasable Game Spinner Boards with Plastic Arrows - 6 Colors for Classroom, Party, or Decision Making

Each Chivao blank game spinner set includes a 4-inch diameter board divided into six color zones and a plastic rotating arrow. With 10 sets in a pack, these erasable boards work for classroom math games, group decision-making, or party prize wheels. The six bright colors—yellow, red, blue, purple, orange, and green—make it easy to assign rules or choices.

What makes the Chivao blank spinners reusable?

The whiteboard-style surface lets you write numbers, words, or symbols with any standard dry-erase marker. When you're done, simply wipe the board clean with a soft cloth, and the spinner is ready for a new activity. The smooth plastic resists staining, so you can reuse each board hundreds of times without ghosting.

Specs and measurements at a glance

Ideas for using these spinner boards in games and activities

• Classroom math: Write addition problems in each section and spin to pick one. Or use it for probability lessons.
• Chore charts: Assign one task per color—spin to decide who unloads the dishwasher or takes out the trash.
• Party games: Fill each section with an action (sing a song, tell a joke) or a prize number.
• Reading circles: Write discussion questions on the board; the arrow chooses what to talk about next.

How to clean and maintain the spinner boards

Use a dry or slightly damp cloth to wipe off marker. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scratching the surface with sharp objects. The plastic is washable and won’t rust, so a gentle rinse under water works too. Let the board air dry before storing.

Common questions about this spinner set

Can the arrows be removed? The arrows are attached and rotate freely around the center pin. They are not designed to be taken off.

Will the colors fade over time? The color sections are part of the plastic, not a printed layer, so they won’t peel or fade with normal use.

What markers work best? Standard dry-erase markers write smoothly and wipe clean. Avoid permanent or wet-erase markers, as they may leave residue.

Are these safe for young children? The plastic is lightweight and has no sharp edges. Always supervise young kids during play to prevent accidental pokes from the arrow tip.