Seasonal reset
Holiday Countdown™
A 20-day December classroom countdown that pairs holiday energy with short behaviour resets.
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Special days change the energy, not the need for structure. These seasonal Fixes give teachers ready-to-run resets and story experiences without abandoning the routines that make the room work.
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New · Halloween race game · Grades K–8
Corner Cup™ LIVE: The Phantom
A Halloween-themed race with dark skies, pumpkins and a theatrical phantom moment.
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New · Winter race game · Grades K–8
Corner Cup™ LIVE: Northstar Snowfall
A winter race with falling snow, holiday atmosphere and a theatrical gift reveal.
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New · Halloween InterMission
The Last Lantern™: Midnight Manor
A whole-class Halloween story game where students move, remember, rescue and make story choices.
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Seasonal InterMission
The Holiday Files™ · Halloween
Explore The Holiday Files™ · Halloween, a teacher-led InterMission™ storyworld from The Fixes™. Preview the experience, then open the clean classroom version with no student accounts.
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InterMission
Winter Signal
A winter-themed classroom story mission.
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♥ Pay What It Was WorthTeacher decision guide
Seasonal energy needs structure, not a lecture.
Holiday weeks, special events and countdown days change the energy of a classroom. The seasonal Fixes keep the familiar mechanics—short rounds, clear cues, visible choices—while changing the world around them.
The closer you get to a break, the less useful it is to teach a complicated new game. Seasonal versions should feel fresh without requiring a new operating manual.
A ten-minute round that ends cleanly is often better than a forty-minute activity that needs repeated resets.
Exciting visuals do not require louder behaviour. Choose the activity based on the energy you want after it ends, not only during it.
Seasonal tools work best when they sit inside the same transition and cleanup routines students already know.