Delizon 12 Inch Color Prize Wheel, 12 Slot Spinning Wheel Fortune Game, Holiday Activities, Party, Classroom or Home Education, Sunflower Series

I love this spinner. It was very self explanatory about how to put it together. Although mine did not come with a wrench, I had one on hand already. It didn't take me long to figure out.It's been great to use at our Girl Scout recruitment table to get families to stop and talk to us. We let everyone have a turn to win something while we talked up the ones that had girls between Kinder and 12th grade about an upcoming interest meeting.

Very fun. Spins well. We will see how long it lasts. It came with an extra stopper.I wish the instructions to attach the wheel was clearer. I added pictures of how I set it up.

The wheel is very cute. The blue is too dark and hard to read writing on and the rubber wheel stopper isn’t quite long enough. We have to stretch it each time we spin the wheel. But still very cute!

This spinning wheel was perfect for the classroom as a reward system for good behavior. It was very easy to assemble and came with all the tools you need to put it together quickly and correctly. There is a marker that allows you to change what each section says, too!

Our kids earn stars for doing good deeds or doing things around the house without being told. We've tried different rewards once they earn so many stars, but having this for them to spin I think will help promote good behavior - it keeps them involved and it's fun. I'm still finalizing the board, but they've already been spinning it and are excited to earn stars. We love the bright colors, and the size is just right for our use. It's easy to put together and comes with a few extra pieces (another rubber pointer and a couple extra pegs).If you get stuck on putting the center part in, see my second picture - just make sure the two black rubbery pieces are on either side of the stand in the back. If it doesn't spin like you want it to, adjust the wing nut tighter or looser. I also used a regular screwdriver to put the pole into the stand. They give you one (which is better than normal tools you get with things you have to put together) but a normal screwdriver will make it easier.