Teacher Simulator: Christmas Exam

In Teacher Simulator: Christmas Exam, you play as a teacher running a festive Christmas class. The students sit at their desks in holiday costumes, and the classroom is decorated with garlands and a Christmas tree. You have to run lessons, hand out assignments, check student work, and keep the class under control. Each day of the week has its own subject: Monday is art, Tuesday is geography, Wednesday is math, Thursday is reading, and Friday is the final exam. The students are noisy, easily distracted, cheat, and throw snowballs. Your job is to handle all this chaos and lead the class through the entire Christmas week. If you manage to complete all the lessons, the class finishes Christmas week successfully, the students are happy, and the holiday turns out great.

How to play?

Start each lesson by handing out materials. Click on a stack of notebooks or tests, drag them to the students, and place them on their desks. In this classroom simulator game, keep an eye on how the class behaves. If someone is drawing instead of working, click on that student and scold them. If a student is copying from a neighbor, walk up and take away their cheat sheet. If someone is throwing paper, catch the troublemaker and send them to the corner.

Carry out different tasks for each subject. In art class, give out paints and paper, then check the drawings. In geography, show the map, ask questions, and mark the correct answers. In math, write problems on the board, collect the completed work, and correct the mistakes. In reading class, hand out books and listen to the students retell what they read. Collect the finished assignments by walking between the desks, taking the notebooks, and stacking them together. Check them, give grades, correct errors with a red pen, and return the work to the students. Watch the lesson time, because when the bell rings, you need to have handed out and collected everything. On Friday, you hold the exam, hand out tests, make sure no one cheats, collect all the work, check it, and then give out final grades for the whole week.