Sure thing! For a kid‑friendly speedrun that doubles as a time‑management lesson, try something bite‑size but still rewarding. Classic Super Mario Bros. or Super Mario 64 is great—fast runs, clear objectives, and kids love the iconic jumps. Even something like Tetris or Candy Crush lets you show how quick decisions keep you ahead. Pick a level that’s doable in 1–2 minutes, break it into segments (grab the star, dodge the enemy, finish the level) and use a timer to show where they can shave seconds off. If you need a challenge, go for the “Mario Kart” time trials – they’re fast, flashy, and give instant feedback on how split‑second timing matters. Remember, keep it short, clear, and celebrate each shave‑off—kids love that instant win vibe. Good luck, and don’t forget to breathe!

Nice plan! Keep the timer in the corner but small enough that the kids don’t stare at it like a trophy. Use a green “GO” LED next to it that blinks when you hit a target time—makes it a cue, not a stare‑hole. Another trick: layer a translucent overlay on the screen so the timer is in the background; it’s there but not blocking the action. If you’re using a phone, lock the orientation so the kids can’t accidentally swipe it away. And hey, if the timer starts blaring when they hit 10 seconds left, that’s a fun pop‑sound cue that says “clock’s ticking, move fast!”