Randomizers for games

Many games require that numbers or other stuff be randomized  - the simplest example being draw of lots. This kind of randomization is typically used in games - here is a list of randomizers you can use in your games / activities / class.

1. Dice
2. Playing cards (draw random card) or any custom make stack of cards or tokens.
3. Page number of a (thick) book (use tens digit to take care of even-odd page numbering problem)
4. Toss a bean in a box - with choices written on the bottom of the box
5. Toss beans - how many inside a circle (or outside).
6. Roll a ball or marble into a array of gates (each with different number and maybe size too) - children can try to get a specific number (cool fun)
7. Spinning wheel (use broken toy cars for the wheel with axle)
8. Position of the first word in a page of a book which has letter "L" in it (or any other letter or letter with which the player's name starts)
9. Number of letters in the fifth word of any page in a book.
10. Ask a neutral and not involved person to say a random number.
11. Number of heads (or tails) in a box of coins (shake well before use)

Add your own ideas as comments below please.