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Watchables

Windows computer educational games and more!

OK, gang. What you are about to see is the real deal! A gen-YOO-whine phenomenal way to get kids laughing and learning in Sunday School and other events! 

What are WATCHABLES?

  • Lightweight, super easy to operate Windows computer games to show on a classroom laptop or wall screen.
  • The kids always play as a group together with the teacher, ensuring full involvement of everyone. 
  • Most games can be learned by the teacher in less than a minute; some require no time at all. Launch and play within seconds even by teachers that have never experienced a Watchable.
  • No game playing skills are required by the teacher or the students. The games are played by the computer. The teacher uses the keyboard to step a game forward as needed.
  • With a bluetooth keyboard, the teacher can control the game from anywhere in the room. All instructions for the teacher (such as which keys to press) are always on screen. 
  • No mouse is needed.
  • Download and installation is simple and quick.

 Installation instructions are available HERE.

WATCHABLES come in Three Basic Categories:

Click them to learn more...

EDUCATIONAL

for Sunday School

POINTS-EARNING

for Kids Party-style events

TOOLS of the TRADE

serve a variety of needs

Educational Games

Watchables provide a major shot of energy in your Sunday School classes and for your camps, VBS and Kids Party-style events. It happens every time: Kids get involved, they laugh and they learn. It's really something to see!

Spinning Through My Life. Best for Upper Elementary through High School ages, this Watchable encourages the kids to talk about ways a person’s faith in Jesus would impact the sadness, happiness, anger, love and fear represented by the five emojiis.

Spinning Through My Life. Best for Upper Elementary through High School ages, this Watchable encourages the kids to talk about ways a person’s faith in Jesus would impact the sadness, happiness, anger, love and fear represented by the five emojiis.

Spinning Through My Life. Best for Upper Elementary through High School ages, this Watchable encourages the kids to talk about ways a person’s faith in Jesus would impact the sadness, happiness, anger, love and fear represented by the five emojiis.

The Lord's Prayer Race. Our most UNUSUAL Watchable ever! The kids form two teams, the Silver and the Purple. As the team cars race around and around the track, they hit cartoon dialog balloons with phrases from the Lord's Prayer. First car to hit them all wins the game. Nice sound effects with this one! This one helps cement the Lord's Prayer into kids' memories.

The above educational WATCHABLES are just a few of the many that we will release with our upcoming CLAMbake Sunday School curriculum.

Videos are good; Watchables are better: Kids play as teams, answering questions and earning team points. Minds don’t wander.

Videos are good; Watchables are better: Teachers remain engaged with the kids at all times.

Videos are good; Watchables are better: Many Watchable games can be played over and over, different each time.

Videos are good; Watchables are better: Kids laugh, cheer and learn. Watchables are unique; no one has seen anything like them.

Videos are good; Watchables are better: Teachers control the games and the pacing. Controls are simple, instructions are on the game screen.

Points-Earning Games

And by that we mean KIDS PARTY-style games.

These wild games are designed to get kids and teams earning the all-important KP Points as fast as possible! Running a KIDS PARTY event on a Friday Night is a blast - you can turn down the lights, fire up the screen, start a game and COVER YOUR EARS because the mob starts screaming and jumping! A veritable Eighth Wonder of the World!

Useful Tools of the Trade

Heads Up. Want to give your kids a heads up when they enter the room? The screen shows whatever is on your computer’s clipboard! Wish we could make it work for photos, but it’s text only. However, you can make the text larger or smaller to best fit the screen.

Fundraiser. Type in a message and set your goal. Each time more money comes in, the mercury rises and the thermometer’s smile grows. The game’s state is automatically saved.

Attendance. Not really a contest between kids, this one simply sets a goal for the number of kids you’d like to reach. To encourage your students to bring friends promise a great event of some sort once the goal is reached. When the game reaches the goal you’ve set, it explodes in a burst of fire! (Well, an animated burst that is.) All numbers are automatically saved.

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