Teacher Simulator
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Teacher Simulator is a free browser game from Kwalee where you step into a school and try to keep order while actually doing your job. Answer student questions correctly, grade exams, catch cheaters, and deal with hallway brawls before the day falls apart. No download needed, and it works on desktop wherever browser games are allowed.
What is Teacher Simulator?
Teacher Simulator is a 3D casual simulation game where you take on the role of a classroom teacher juggling multiple tasks at once. Students raise their hands with answers, exams pile up on your desk, cheaters try to copy each other's work, and fights break out in the hall. Your job is to handle all of it without losing control. The tone is deliberately over-the-top: your disciplinary toolkit includes a stun gun and a fire extinguisher, not a detention slip.
Controls
The entire game uses just the left mouse button. Click to perform every action, from sharpening your pencil to zapping a troublemaker.
| Action | How to do it |
|---|---|
| Select a student's answer (right/wrong) | Left-click the raised hand |
| Grade an exam box (tick or cross) | Left-click each box after sharpening pencil |
| Use disciplinary tool | Left-click the item, then click the target |
| Pick up or interact with objects | Left-click |
Classes and career progression
You start in a general knowledge classroom and earn more as your performance improves. Doing well unlocks new subject areas, each with its own question set and higher pay.
| Class | What changes |
|---|---|
| General knowledge | Starting class, mixed trivia questions |
| Film | Questions focus on movies and pop culture |
| Business | Finance and commerce question sets, higher salary |
Classroom tasks you will actually face
Each session mixes several overlapping tasks:
- Judge student answers: a pupil raises a hand, you click right or wrong based on the question shown (for example, 'what does LOL mean').
- Grade exams: sharpen your pencil first, then tick or cross each answer box on the paper.
- Catch cheaters: spot students copying and intervene before it counts against you.
- Break up fights: hall brawls need the fire extinguisher or stun gun to resolve quickly.
Tips for keeping your classroom under control
- Sharpen the pencil before you try to grade anything. Trying to grade without it wastes time.
- Prioritize fights and cheating over hand-raising. The chaos tasks have a bigger impact on your score if left unattended.
- Watch the salary counter. Each correct decision pushes it up; wrong ones or missed events pull it down.
- Learn the question categories for your current class. The film and business questions repeat common topics, so pattern recognition speeds up your answers.
- Do not panic when several tasks stack. Pick the most disruptive one first.