Classroom celebrations for teachers
A right answer, a finished project, a class that beat its reading goal. One keypress puts confetti over your slides, on the projector or in your online lesson.
Which one to use
- Windows laptop at the front of the class: the Windows app plays over PowerPoint, the whiteboard app, a quiz, anything on screen. It shows on the projector and in Teams or Zoom lessons when you share your screen.
- Teaching from Chrome or a Chromebook: the free Chrome extension plays over any web page, such as Google Slides or an online quiz. School-managed Chromebooks may need your IT admin to allow the extension.
Getting started
- Install the Windows app or the Chrome extension.
- Open your lesson as usual.
- Press AltShiftD when it's time to celebrate. Teaching online? Share your entire screen so the class sees it.
Try it on this page
Ideas
- Right answer in a quiz: a quick Burst (AltShiftD).
- End of a unit or exam week: Fireworks (AltShiftF).
- Birthdays: Emoji rain with the Celebrate set 🎉 🥳 ✨ 🎈.
- Thanking a helper or a guest speaker: the Thank you set ❤️ 💖 😍 🙌.
- Last lesson before the winter break: Snow (AltShiftS).
- Class goals: save Fireworks for when the class reaches a shared target, so it means something.
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Classroom tips
- Pause during tests. One click on Pause turns every shortcut off until you switch them back on.
- Subtle intensity is calmer for younger or sensory-sensitive classes; Party is for the big moments.
- The effects are see-through and click-through, so you can keep moving through your slides while they play.
Get Confetti Magic
Windows app: your whole desktop, visible on every call you share. 7 days free, then $4.99 once. Or the Chrome extension, free.