Prize Wheel

PrizeWheelImageThe clicking sound of a prize wheel is the perfect hook to capture your audience.  It takes us back to fun times spent on the boardwalk, filled with the anticipation and excitement of winning.

The prize wheel is a wonderful educational tool when you place litter-related questions in its twelve, pie-shaped segments.  It is great to use at events, such as Earth Day and 4-H fairs because people hear the sound and are curious to find out what is going on.  In addition, it works well when speaking to students at schools or groups, such as Boy Scouts and environmental clubs.  You can make up as many questions as you like and change the wheel to meet the needs of your audience or subject matter.  The wheel comes with a CD that provides a template which is the correct size and shape for the segments of the wheel. 

This is a nice way of making your audience focus on specific topics.  If you provide a give-away, like a pen or pencil, (made of recycled content) they seem to appreciate it more when they have to “work” for the prize!

Here are two companies that sell prize wheels:

The prize wheel pictured was purchased from: PrizeWheel.com

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  • Union County Prize Wheel Questions (15 Wedge Formatted Questions)
  • Middlesex County Prize Wheel Questions (New ~2021) 19 Wedge Formatted Questions
    • PDF (Includes Summary List of the Q & A’s - 2 pages)
    • WORD (Includes Summary List of the Q & A’s - 2 pages)
    • PDF (19 Wedge Formatted Questions)
    • WORD (19 Wedge Formatted Questions)
  • Middlesex County Prize Wheel Questions (Original Sets)
    • PDF (40 pages - Last page lists all questions grouped by age/grade from preschool to high school and up plus vermicompost questions) 
    • PUBLISHER
  • Township of Sayreville Single-use Plastic Questions
    • PDF (12 Questions with Answers - Includes Sources)
    • WORD