Built for the moment indoor recess gets dumped on the teacher
The Fixes free-game arcade gives teachers a ready-to-project activity without another worksheet, complicated setup, student login, or homemade scoreboard.
How the games work
The teacher opens a game on the classroom computer and projects it. Depending on the game, the screen handles random outcomes, questions, countdowns, scoring, consequences, resets, and the winner. The teacher supervises the room and makes only the simple calls identified in the Teacher Guide.
Who created it
The arcade was created by Christopher Allen, an Ontario educator, as part of The Fixes Program™. The goal is practical: build classroom systems that reduce unnecessary teacher repetition and make routines easier to run.
What makes this different
- Live HTML games rather than prerecorded videos.
- Whole-class play on one projected screen.
- No student devices or accounts.
- Dedicated teacher guides for every game.
- Original game systems designed for classroom realities.
Current access
The arcade is free to play. As of July 18, 2026, no advertising or behavioural analytics is active on the game site. Any future monetization will require an updated Privacy Policy and will be designed around teacher-facing pages rather than student roster data.