Interactive brain breaks for the classroom

Put a game on the board. Kids move. The webcam follows.

Zazti is 12 free movement games that see your students move: they flap to fly, run on the spot, freeze on red and catch math answers. No accounts, no downloads, and no student data.

How it works in class

1. Open zazti.com on the classroom computer and put it on the projector or smartboard.
2. Allow the camera when the browser asks. If your school manages its computers, IT may need to allow camera access for zazti.com.
3. Pick a game. Two kids play at a time, about a meter from the camera, in a bright room. Everyone else copies the moves or cheers.
4. Tap Skip on the name screen, so no student names go in.
5. Rounds last 40 to 60 seconds. Want a longer break? Party Mode plays games back to back.

A game for every moment

Privacy, the short version

• No accounts, no emails, no student names.
• The camera image is read on the computer and thrown away. Nothing is recorded or sent.
• No ads and no third-party analytics. Scores are saved under a random code on the computer, not under a name.

The full privacy policy is in plain English.

Questions

Do students need accounts?

No. Nobody signs up, and students can skip the name screen.

Is the camera recording?

No. The camera image is read on the computer and thrown away. No video or photos are saved or sent anywhere.

How many students can play at once?

Two at a time. The rest of the class copies the moves and swaps in.

How long is a brain break?

One round lasts 40 to 60 seconds. Party Mode keeps the games coming for as long as you want.

What do we need?

A computer with a webcam and a browser. A projector or smartboard helps the whole class see. Nothing to install.

Which ages does it work for?

3 and up. Pre-K and kindergarten do well with Balloon Keep and Santa Catch. Older classes can take on Shape Wall and Math Catch.

Is it free for schools?

Yes. Free, no ads.

Picking a game? Here is what each one is good for.