Would You Rather Questions For Kids - for Games, Parties, and Icebreakers
1. Funny and Silly Questions
These questions are designed to bring out laughs and spark funny conversations.
Question |
Option 1 |
Option 2 |
Would you rather have spaghetti for hair or marshmallows for legs? |
Spaghetti hair |
Marshmallow legs |
Would you rather always talk like a robot or sing every word? |
Talk like a robot |
Sing every word |
Would you rather wear shoes on your hands or gloves on your feet? |
Shoes on hands |
Gloves on feet |
Would you rather eat only ice cream or only pizza for the rest of your life? |
Ice cream only |
Pizza only |
Would you rather be a giant hamster or a tiny elephant? |
Giant hamster |
Tiny elephant |
2. Animal-Themed Questions
These questions are perfect for kids who love animals and like to imagine life as different creatures.
Question |
Option 1 |
Option 2 |
Would you rather be able to fly like a bird or swim like a dolphin? |
Fly like a bird |
Swim like a dolphin |
Would you rather have a pet dinosaur or a pet dragon? |
Pet dinosaur |
Pet dragon |
Would you rather be as small as an ant or as big as a whale? |
Small as an ant |
Big as a whale |
Would you rather talk to animals or speak every language in the world? |
Talk to animals |
Speak every language |
Would you rather be a fast cheetah or a wise owl? |
Fast cheetah |
Wise owl |
3. Food-Related Questions
Kids love food, and these questions will get them thinking about fun and quirky choices.
Question |
Option 1 |
Option 2 |
Would you rather eat only sweet foods or only salty foods forever? |
Sweet foods |
Salty foods |
Would you rather eat chocolate-flavored broccoli or broccoli-flavored chocolate? |
Chocolate-flavored broccoli |
Broccoli-flavored chocolate |
Would you rather drink a smoothie made of pizza or a smoothie made of burgers? |
Pizza smoothie |
Burger smoothie |
Would you rather eat ice cream that tastes like pickles or pickles that taste like ice cream? |
Ice cream pickles |
Pickle ice cream |
Would you rather have pancakes for dinner or pizza for breakfast? |
Pancakes for dinner |
Pizza for breakfast |
4. Adventure and Superpower Questions
Great for kids who dream about being superheroes or going on wild adventures.
Question |
Option 1 |
Option 2 |
Would you rather be invisible or be able to fly? |
Invisible |
Fly |
Would you rather live in space or underwater? |
Live in space |
Live underwater |
Would you rather have super strength or super speed? |
Super strength |
Super speed |
Would you rather be able to time travel to the past or to the future? |
Time travel to the past |
Time travel to the future |
Would you rather climb a mountain or swim with dolphins? |
Climb a mountain |
Swim with dolphins |
5. School and Learning Questions
Fun for classroom settings or getting kids to think about school in a playful way.
Question |
Option 1 |
Option 2 |
Would you rather have homework every day or tests every week? |
Homework every day |
Tests every week |
Would you rather be a math genius or a science whiz? |
Math genius |
Science whiz |
Would you rather read minds or be able to teleport? |
Read minds |
Teleport |
Would you rather have recess all day or no homework ever again? |
Recess all day |
No homework |
Would you rather be the teacher or the principal for a day? |
Teacher |
Principal |
6. Seasonal and Holiday Questions
Question |
Option 1 |
Option 2 |
Would you rather swim in a pool of chocolate or jump into a pile of marshmallows? |
Pool of chocolate |
Pile of marshmallows |
Would you rather celebrate Halloween every day or Christmas every day? |
Halloween every day |
Christmas every day |
Would you rather go trick-or-treating or give out candy to others? |
Trick-or-treat |
Give out candy |
Would you rather eat only candy canes or only gingerbread cookies for a week? |
Candy canes |
Gingerbread cookies |
Would you rather have a snowball fight or build a snowman? |
Snowball fight |
Build a snowman |
These are great for holiday parties or seasonal events!
Tips for Playing "Would You Rather" with Kids
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Keep it Short and Fun: Aim for quick rounds so kids stay engaged.
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Encourage Creativity: Let kids explain why they picked their answer.
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No Pressure: There’s no wrong answer, so everyone is free to choose what they like!
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Mix It Up: Combine silly, adventurous, and thoughtful questions for variety.
Basic Game Rules
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Ask a Question: One player reads out a "Would You Rather" question with two choices, such as, “Would you rather have wings like a bird or a tail like a monkey?”
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Make a Choice: Each player takes a moment to choose one of the two options. There's no right or wrong answer—just pick the one you like best!
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Explain (Optional): After choosing, players can explain their answer. This can lead to fun conversations and give insight into everyone’s personalities.
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Next Question: Rotate to the next player or continue with a new question for everyone to answer.
Different Ways to Play
You can modify “Would You Rather” to fit different settings and group sizes. Here are a few variations:
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One-by-One: Go around the circle and ask each player a question. This works well with smaller groups.
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Group Choice: Ask the entire group the same question. Let everyone vote by raising hands or moving to one side of the room for each option.
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Timed Rounds: Set a timer (10-20 seconds) for players to make their choice. This adds excitement and encourages quick thinking!
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Challenge Mode: After answering, players must follow a fun dare related to their choice (e.g., if they chose “talk like a robot,” they talk like a robot for the next round).
Fun Variations to Try
Variation |
Description |
Speed Round |
Quickly ask questions with no explanations, making for a fast-paced game. |
Explain Your Answer |
Players must explain why they chose their option. |
Majority Wins |
Each player picks an option, and the choice with the most votes wins. |
Elimination Game |
Players who choose the less popular answer are “out” for the round. |
Mix with Charades |
Players act out their answer, adding a physical, silly twist! |
Best Settings for "Would You Rather"
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Parties: Use it as an icebreaker to help people get to know each other.
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Classrooms: Great for language practice, discussions, or team-building.
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Family Gatherings: Perfect for a fun family game night.
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Road Trips: Helps pass the time in the car and keeps everyone entertained.
Tips for Making the Game Fun
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Use Age-Appropriate Questions: Choose questions that match the age group. Keep it light and silly for younger kids!
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Include Everyone: Encourage shy players to participate by going around in a circle.
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Encourage Explanations: The “why” behind an answer often leads to laughs and reveals fun things about each other.
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Mix Up the Questions: Use a combination of silly, serious, and imaginative questions to keep things interesting.
FAQ
What is a "Would You Rather" game?
It’s a fun game where players choose between two options, helping kids think and laugh together.
Are "Would You Rather" questions suitable for younger kids?
Yes, they are perfect for kids of all ages and can be tailored to suit different ages.
Can "Would You Rather" questions be used in classrooms?
Absolutely! They work well as icebreakers, group discussions, or just fun breaks during class.
How many questions should I ask in one session?
Around 10-15 questions work well to keep kids interested without them getting bored.
How can I make my own "Would You Rather" questions?
Think about things kids like—animals, superheroes, food—and create two fun, silly options!