Games Made to Play Together
Warmers, old-school revision, social games and speaking practice — for kids and kids at heart.Free, always. Nothing is timed, nothing is scored, and nothing asks you to sign up.
Classes and groups: project a game on the board or wall, or put a tablet in the middle of the table.
Students and individuals: almost every game works alone on a phone. Scan the QR code in the corner to share.
Pick Your Games
Four rooms. Walk into whichever suits the crowd.- 01 Party Games Icebreakers, small talk and speaking challenges for a room full of people — loud, silly and surprisingly deep. Play party games →
- 02 Family Games Games for the kitchen table or a long car trip, easy enough for little ones and still fun for grandparents. Play family games →
- 03 Brain Games Memory, matching, logic and word puzzles to keep a sharp mind sharp, alone or head-to-head. Play brain games →
- 04 K-12 & Revision Chemistry and the periodic table, Japanese kanji, English idioms and more — revision that actually sticks. Start revising →
Jump straight in
Already know what you want? Here are the favourites.
- K-12 & Revision Chemistry: The Periodic Table Symbols, uses, ores, formulas, reactions and hazard signs.
- K-12 & Revision Japanese: Your First 800 Kanji Eighty characters at a time, in the order Japanese schools teach them.
- K-12 & Revision English Idioms Weather, colour, body and other everyday idioms.
- Party Small Talk Noughts & Crosses Answer a small-talk question to claim your square. Three in a row wins.
- Party What Would Miss Congeniality Say? Real Miss Universe questions, answered with beauty and grace. Harder than you think.
- Party What Matters Most! Speak from the heart on a random topic — could be deep, could be silly.
The koalas have a shop
Original paintings by Justine Kelly — koalas in panda suits, pandas in koala suits, karate koalas — printed on tees, hoodies, onesies, bags and plush toys.
Shop the koalas →Get in touch
Anything at all — a broken link, a game you wish existed, or work.
Email KoalaSpiesSydney@outlook.com
- Free Suggest a game Tell me the set your students keep forgetting — irregular verbs, bones of the hand, the ten districts of somewhere. If it is a list worth learning, it can probably be a game.
- Commission A game built for your course Your content, your branding, your colours, delivered as a single HTML file you own outright — drop it into Moodle, Canvas, a website or a USB stick. Tell me the syllabus and I will quote.