Wheel of Objects: Spin 150 Everyday Things to Draw or Guess

Spin one of 150 everyday objects and get a clue that never says its name.

Wheel of Objects: Spin 150 Everyday Things to Draw or Guess

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Spin 1 · number 71

Comb

Clue: Pocket-sized plastic that untangles hair one stroke at a time.

Every spin uses the whole wheel.

150 objects on the wheel.

Numbers on the wheel

  1. Spatula
  2. Whisk
  3. Colander
  4. Toaster
  5. Kettle
  6. Frying pan
  7. Rolling pin
  8. Cutting board
  9. Apron
  10. Oven mitt
  11. Can opener
  12. Ladle
  13. Cheese grater
  14. Magnet
  15. Egg timer
  16. Teapot
  17. Mug
  18. Blender
  19. Ice cube tray
  20. Salt shaker
  21. Fork
  22. Cookie cutter
  23. Pencil
  24. Eraser
  25. Ruler
  26. Glue stick
  27. Stapler
  28. Whiteboard
  29. Globe
  30. Calculator
  31. Sharpener
  32. Crayon
  33. Notebook
  34. Paper clip
  35. Scissors
  36. Highlighter
  37. Protractor
  38. Chalk
  39. Binder
  40. Desk
  41. Bookshelf
  42. Wall clock
  43. Sticky note
  44. Sticky tape
  45. Hammer
  46. Screwdriver
  47. Wrench
  48. Tape measure
  49. Ladder
  50. Toolbox
  51. Paint can
  52. Paintbrush
  53. Bicycle pump
  54. Flashlight
  55. Rake
  56. Wheelbarrow
  57. Bucket
  58. Broom
  59. Sandpaper
  60. Pliers
  61. Nut and bolt
  62. Skateboard
  63. Bike helmet
  64. Funnel
  65. Duct tape
  66. Toothbrush
  67. Toothpaste
  68. Soap bar
  69. Towel
  70. Hairbrush
  71. Comb
  72. Mirror
  73. Rubber duck
  74. Shower cap
  75. Bath mat
  76. Sponge
  77. Shampoo
  78. Hair dryer
  79. Toilet paper
  80. Plunger
  81. Bath plug
  82. Cotton swab
  83. Nail clippers
  84. Dental floss
  85. Hamper
  86. Bathrobe
  87. Wallet
  88. Keys
  89. Phone
  90. Headphones
  91. Water bottle
  92. Umbrella
  93. Sunglasses
  94. Lip balm
  95. Hand sanitizer
  96. Tissues
  97. Pen
  98. Charger cable
  99. Lunch box
  100. Coin purse
  101. Hair tie
  102. Glasses case
  103. Sketchbook
  104. Power bank
  105. Paperback
  106. Gloves
  107. Bandage
  108. Mailbox
  109. Park bench
  110. Street lamp
  111. Traffic cone
  112. Fire hydrant
  113. Bicycle
  114. Garden hose
  115. Watering can
  116. Bird feeder
  117. Swing
  118. Slide
  119. Picnic table
  120. Kite
  121. Tent
  122. Trash can
  123. Stop sign
  124. Flower pot
  125. Garden gnome
  126. Sprinkler
  127. Hammock
  128. Doghouse
  129. Sofa
  130. Cushion
  131. Lamp
  132. TV remote
  133. Television
  134. Coffee table
  135. Rug
  136. Curtains
  137. Picture frame
  138. Vase
  139. Candle
  140. Houseplant
  141. Armchair
  142. Blanket
  143. Ceiling fan
  144. Light switch
  145. Door handle
  146. Window
  147. Jigsaw
  148. Speaker
  149. Controller
  150. Coaster

Results

  1. 1. Comb

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Wheel of Objects: Spin 150 Everyday Things to Draw or Guess: how it works

This wheel of objects holds 150 everyday things, sorted by where you find them: kitchen, classroom, garage, bathroom, in a bag, outdoors and living room. Spin one and the card adds a clue that describes the object without naming it. Use it for drawing games, 20 questions and sketch practice. The full wheel is numbered. Tap a place and its 21 or 22 slices carry the names.

Three games that start with a spin

Draw it. One player spins in secret and sketches the object. The rest shout guesses. After 60 seconds with no right answer, the artist reads the clue aloud. 20 questions. The spinner answers only yes or no. A smart first question is the place: is it in the kitchen? Odd one out. Spin four objects and argue which one does not belong. Any answer counts if the reason holds up.

Things in this room

Tap the place you are sitting in, such as Living room or Classroom, and the wheel becomes a hunt. Spin, then be the first to point at the real object. Nobody runs, and anything hot, sharp or plugged in is pointed at and never touched. In a kitchen, garage or bathroom an adult leads the hunt. If the room does not have one, spin again. To match your room exactly, tap My list and type what you can see, one thing per line, up to 100.

Tips

  • Sketch practice: spin three objects from three places and draw them as one still life. A whisk, a kite and a traffic cone beat a bowl of fruit.
  • For a quiet class starter, read only the clue and have everyone write the object down before the reveal.
  • Acting instead of drawing? The charades wheel has 150 words with mime hints.

Questions and answers

What is on the wheel of objects?

150 things most people can name on sight: 22 from the kitchen, 22 from a classroom, 21 each from the garage, the bathroom, a bag and outdoors, and 22 from the living room. Every object sits in one place only, and the full list is printed under the wheel.

How do the clues work?

Every card carries one line that describes the object without using any word from its name. The colander's clue is: it sits in the sink while the cooked spaghetti is poured in. Read it aloud when the guessers are stuck.

How do I stop the same object coming up twice?

Switch the mode to Elimination. An object leaves the wheel as soon as it lands, so a class of 21 can each spin a different thing from one place. Put them back refills the wheel.

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All 150 objects

Garage 21

  • Bicycle pump Clue: Push the handle down and air goes into the tire.
  • Bike helmet Clue: A hard shell with a chin strap that protects your head on a ride.
  • Broom Clue: It stands in the corner with a dustpan and chases crumbs across the kitchen.
  • Bucket Clue: Carry it to the mop, the sandcastle or the car wash, and try not to slosh.
  • Duct tape Clue: A thick gray roll that sticks to nearly anything.
  • Flashlight Clue: Click the switch and point it wherever the power cut left you guessing.
  • Funnel Clue: Wide at the top, narrow at the bottom, so nothing spills.
  • Hammer Clue: Swing it to knock a nail in; the claw on the back pulls one out.
  • Ladder Clue: Lean it on the wall and climb, one rung at a time.
  • Nut and bolt Clue: One half has a spiral groove and the other twists onto it until the pair grips tight.
  • Paint can Clue: Open it with a screwdriver, stir with a stick, and keep the drips off the carpet.
  • Paintbrush Clue: Bristles on a handle, dipped and dragged along a wall.
  • Pliers Clue: Two handles squeeze, and two metal jaws pinch.
  • Rake Clue: A long handle, a row of springy teeth, and a heap of fallen leaves at the end of the job.
  • Sandpaper Clue: A rough sheet that makes wood smooth.
  • Screwdriver Clue: A handle and a metal shaft with a flat or cross-shaped tip.
  • Skateboard Clue: A deck on four small wheels.
  • Tape measure Clue: Pull the tab across the room, read the number, then let it zip home.
  • Toolbox Clue: A case with a handle on top and trays inside.
  • Wheelbarrow Clue: The gardener lifts the handles and the soil rolls along on a single tire.
  • Wrench Clue: A metal jaw that grips a nut and turns it.

Bathroom 21

  • Bath mat Clue: A small rug that catches wet feet.
  • Bath plug Clue: A rubber stopper on a chain that keeps the water in the tub.
  • Bathrobe Clue: A long, soft coat with a belt, worn after a soak.
  • Comb Clue: Pocket-sized plastic that untangles hair one stroke at a time.
  • Cotton swab Clue: A short stick with a fluffy tip at each end.
  • Dental floss Clue: A thin string on a spool, for the gaps bristles cannot reach.
  • Hair dryer Clue: It blows hot air out of a nozzle and hums loudly.
  • Hairbrush Clue: A handle and a pad full of bristles, for untangling.
  • Hamper Clue: Socks get thrown at it all week, then it is carried to the washing machine.
  • Mirror Clue: It shows you your own face.
  • Nail clippers Clue: A small metal lever that snips with a click.
  • Plunger Clue: Push, pull, and with luck the sink empties again.
  • Rubber duck Clue: Yellow, squeaky, and it floats in the tub.
  • Shampoo Clue: Flip the cap, squeeze, and lather your hair.
  • Shower cap Clue: Stretchy, elastic-edged, and it keeps your hair dry while the rest of you gets wet.
  • Soap bar Clue: A slippery block that makes bubbles.
  • Sponge Clue: Squeeze it out by the sink once the dishes are done.
  • Toilet paper Clue: It hangs on a holder in the bathroom, and the empty tube ends up in craft projects.
  • Toothbrush Clue: Small bristles on a long handle, used morning and night.
  • Toothpaste Clue: A tube you squeeze from the bottom, minty inside.
  • Towel Clue: A big soft rectangle that dries you off.

In a bag 21

  • Bandage Clue: A small sticky strip with a soft pad, for a scraped knee.
  • Charger cable Clue: A thin cord that feeds a hungry battery.
  • Coin purse Clue: A tiny pouch that snaps or zips shut over loose change.
  • Glasses case Clue: A hard shell that snaps shut around a pair of lenses.
  • Gloves Clue: A matching pair that keeps ten fingers warm.
  • Hair tie Clue: It waits on a wrist until a ponytail is needed.
  • Hand sanitizer Clue: A small bottle of gel you rub in until it dries.
  • Headphones Clue: Put them on and the music is yours alone.
  • Keys Clue: Small metal teeth on a ring, and they jingle.
  • Lip balm Clue: A tiny twist-up tube for a dry mouth in winter.
  • Lunch box Clue: A lidded container that carries a sandwich to school.
  • Paperback Clue: A story with a soft cover that bends without breaking.
  • Pen Clue: Click the top and the ink tip comes out.
  • Phone Clue: A glass rectangle that rings, buzzes and takes photos.
  • Power bank Clue: A spare charge in your bag for when the phone drops to one percent.
  • Sketchbook Clue: An artist carries it around and fills it with pencil studies.
  • Sunglasses Clue: Dark lenses for a bright day.
  • Tissues Clue: Pocket-size, plastic wrapped, and full of soft paper squares for a runny nose.
  • Umbrella Clue: It opens with a push and keeps the rain off.
  • Wallet Clue: It rides in a pocket or a bag and comes out at the till.
  • Water bottle Clue: Refill it at the fountain and screw the cap back on.

Outdoors 21

  • Bicycle Clue: You balance on the saddle, push the pedals and steer with the handlebars.
  • Bird feeder Clue: A hanging tube of seeds with tiny perches.
  • Doghouse Clue: A small wooden shelter in the yard with an arched doorway and a pet's name painted above it.
  • Fire hydrant Clue: A short metal post on the sidewalk where a hose crew connects for water.
  • Flower pot Clue: A clay cup of soil with a hole in the bottom.
  • Garden gnome Clue: A small bearded statue in a pointed red hat.
  • Garden hose Clue: A long green tube that coils up by the tap.
  • Hammock Clue: A cloth bed slung between two trees.
  • Kite Clue: A diamond on a string that needs a windy day.
  • Mailbox Clue: Letters wait inside it, and some have a little flag.
  • Park bench Clue: A long seat with a view of the ducks.
  • Picnic table Clue: Eat outside at it: the benches are built on.
  • Slide Clue: Climb the steps, sit down, let go.
  • Sprinkler Clue: It spins and throws water across the lawn, and kids run through it.
  • Stop sign Clue: Red, eight sides, one word.
  • Street lamp Clue: A tall pole that lights the sidewalk when the sun goes down.
  • Swing Clue: A seat on two chains that goes higher the more you kick.
  • Tent Clue: It arrives in a bag, goes up at the campsite and zips shut at night.
  • Traffic cone Clue: Orange, pointed and striped, and it marks where not to drive.
  • Trash can Clue: It has a lid, it rolls to the curb once a week, and it never stays empty.
  • Watering can Clue: A long spout with a sprinkle head, a big handle, and a belly you fill at the tap.

Kitchen 22

  • Apron Clue: Tie it on before you cook and the splashes land on it, not on your shirt.
  • Blender Clue: Lid on, button down, and ten noisy seconds later breakfast is a drink.
  • Can opener Clue: It clamps on a metal rim, and you twist until the lid comes free.
  • Cheese grater Clue: A metal tower with rough sides that shreds cheddar.
  • Colander Clue: It sits in the sink while the cooked spaghetti is poured in.
  • Cookie cutter Clue: Press it into flat dough and lift out a star, a heart or a gingerbread man.
  • Cutting board Clue: The knife lands on it again and again while the onions get diced.
  • Egg timer Clue: Twist it, wait, and it rings when breakfast is ready.
  • Fork Clue: Four prongs and a handle.
  • Frying pan Clue: Flat, round, one long handle, and it sizzles.
  • Ice cube tray Clue: Fill it with water, freeze it, then twist it and out pop a dozen cold blocks.
  • Kettle Clue: Fill it at the tap, switch it on, and tea is a few minutes away.
  • Ladle Clue: One dip into the pot fills a whole bowl.
  • Magnet Clue: It holds a drawing to a cold metal door.
  • Mug Clue: The heavy one from the cupboard that you wrap both hands around on a cold morning.
  • Oven mitt Clue: It hangs by the stove and takes the heat so your fingers do not.
  • Rolling pin Clue: Dust it with flour and push it back and forth until the pastry is thin.
  • Salt shaker Clue: Small, full of white grains, with holes in the top.
  • Spatula Clue: It slides under a pancake and flips it.
  • Teapot Clue: Short and stout, with a handle and a spout.
  • Toaster Clue: Bread goes in soft and pops up crunchy.
  • Whisk Clue: A cage of wire loops that beats eggs.

Classroom 22

  • Binder Clue: A stiff cover with metal rings that snap open.
  • Bookshelf Clue: Rows of boards holding rows of spines.
  • Calculator Clue: Buttons from 0 to 9 and a small screen for the answer.
  • Chalk Clue: A dusty white stick for a blackboard.
  • Crayon Clue: A wax stick wrapped in paper, sold in boxes of many colors.
  • Desk Clue: Homework happens here, under a lamp, beside a pile of books.
  • Eraser Clue: It rubs out mistakes and leaves crumbs behind.
  • Globe Clue: The whole world on a stand, and it spins.
  • Glue stick Clue: Twist the base and a tacky white column rises.
  • Highlighter Clue: A fat marker with see-through neon ink.
  • Notebook Clue: Lined pages held together by a wire spiral.
  • Paper clip Clue: Office wire, bent twice, that slides over the corner of a stack of pages.
  • Pencil Clue: Wood outside, graphite inside, and a pink tip for mistakes.
  • Protractor Clue: A clear half circle that measures angles.
  • Ruler Clue: It lives in a pencil case and keeps a drawn line from wobbling.
  • Scissors Clue: Two blades, two finger holes, one pivot.
  • Sharpener Clue: Twist a writing tool inside it and out come curly shavings.
  • Stapler Clue: Press down and it pins pages together with a bent wire.
  • Sticky note Clue: A small yellow square that clings to a page and peels off clean.
  • Sticky tape Clue: A clear strip that tears off against a jagged edge and holds a poster to the wall.
  • Wall clock Clue: A round face, twelve numbers and two hands, hung up high.
  • Whiteboard Clue: Markers squeak across it, and one swipe of the eraser clears the lesson.

Living room 22

  • Armchair Clue: A padded seat for one, with a rest for each elbow.
  • Blanket Clue: Fold it over the arm of the couch, or pull it up to your chin.
  • Candle Clue: A wax column with a wick on top.
  • Ceiling fan Clue: Blades that spin overhead and move the air.
  • Coaster Clue: A small mat that stops a glass from leaving a ring.
  • Coffee table Clue: Low, in front of the couch, and covered in mugs and magazines.
  • Controller Clue: Two grips, two thumbsticks and a cluster of buttons.
  • Curtains Clue: Pull them shut at bedtime and the streetlight stays outside.
  • Cushion Clue: A soft square that lives on the couch.
  • Door handle Clue: You turn it or push it down to leave the room.
  • Houseplant Clue: Green, leafy, lives in a pot indoors, and needs watering.
  • Jigsaw Clue: Start with the corners and edges, then hunt for the right bit of sky.
  • Lamp Clue: A shade, a bulb and a switch on a stand.
  • Light switch Clue: A small panel by the door: up for on, down for off.
  • Picture frame Clue: Four edges and a pane of glass around a family photo.
  • Rug Clue: It lies in front of the sofa and gets rolled up on moving day.
  • Sofa Clue: Cushions, armrests and room for the whole family on film night.
  • Speaker Clue: A box that turns a signal into music.
  • Television Clue: A big dark screen that lights up with shows.
  • TV remote Clue: It changes the channel from across the room, when you can find it.
  • Vase Clue: It stands empty on a shelf until someone brings home a bouquet.
  • Window Clue: A glass rectangle in the wall that lets the daylight in.

How this list was compiled: An original list of 150 everyday objects written for this site on 2026-09-18 and sorted by the place you would find them: 22 kitchen, 22 classroom, 21 garage, 21 bathroom, 21 in a bag, 21 outdoors, 22 living room. Every object sits in exactly one group of 21 or 22, so each place prints its names on the wheel. On 2026-09-19 eleven objects were given the shorter everyday name so the label fits a slice whole (Hamper for laundry basket, TV remote for remote control), and three whose names cannot be shortened (measuring cup, extension cord, shower curtain) made way for Apron, Rake and Shower cap. Each has a one-line clue, also written for this site, that describes the object without using any word from its name, so it can be read aloud in a guessing game; a script checks that rule. Each object also carries this site's own judgment of how hard it is to sketch (easy, medium or hard). Nothing here is a fact that needs a reference, so there is no outside source to check; the list was checked on 2026-09-18 for US spelling, for duplicates, against the site's copy blocklist, and for anything unsuitable for a child (no blades beyond school scissors, no medicines, no alcohol or tobacco items). Licence: own work