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Kids have wild imaginations, making them the perfect candidates for a “Would You Rather?” game! “Would You Rather” is a classic game where one person asks a question starting with “Would you rather…” and the other answers. Not only is this game fun, but it’s a great way to pass the time with kids! But what questions can you ask that are kid-appropriate? Check out these funny, silly, and creative questions below to get your game started!

The Best “Would You Rather” Questions for Kids

  • “Would you rather be a ninja or a wizard?”
  • “Would you rather have pink or purple hair?”
  • “Would you rather have one eye or two noses?”
  • “Would you rather have a dragon or unicorn as a pet?”
  • “Would you rather it rain sprinkles or marshmallows?”
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Fun Would You Rather Questions for Kids

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  1. Your “Would You Rather” question doesn’t have to be completely outrageous, but it doesn’t have to be boring either! Take a look at these fun yet simple questions to ask kids:
    • “Would you rather be a famous actor or famous singer?”
    • “Would you rather have a robot or magic carpet?”
    • “Would you rather live in a submarine or rocket ship?”
    • “Would you rather fly in a hot air balloon or plane?”
    • “Would you rather be in the summer or winter Olympics?” [1]
    • “Would you rather be able to fly or teleport?”
    • “Would you rather live on the moon or Mars?”
    • “Would you rather live in a boat or in a treehouse?”
    • “Would you rather go on a trip to the beach or snowy mountains?”
    • “Would you rather be rich or famous?”
    • “Would you rather meet your favorite superhero or favorite supervillain?”
    • “Would you rather it be your birthday or Christmas every day?”
    • “Would you rather have pink or purple hair?”
    • “Would you rather be a king/queen or President?”
    • “Would you rather meet someone from the past or the future?”
    • “Would you rather have 100 siblings or no siblings?”
    • “Would you rather be a fast runner or a fast swimmer?” [2]
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Silly Would You Rather Questions for Kids

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  1. In a “Would You Rather” game, nothing is off limits, including boogers and magical transformations! So, don’t be afraid to ask questions that are completely bonkers. Check out these silly questions for inspiration:
    • “Would you rather have one eye or two noses?”
    • “Would you rather crawl or walk backward forever?”
    • “Would you rather have an extra finger or extra toe?”
    • “Would you rather never shower or brush your teeth again?”
    • “Would you rather eat boogers or toenails for the rest of your life?”
    • “Would you rather have really long arms or really short legs?”
    • “Would you rather sneeze or hiccup for the rest of your life?”
    • “Would you rather have four arms or four legs?”
    • “Would you rather burp glitter or fart glitter?”
    • “Would you rather sleep standing up or walk lying down?”
    • “Would you rather fight a giant hamster or a tiny crocodile?”
    • “Would you rather live in the future with robots or in the past with dinosaurs?”
    • “Would you rather be a flower or a rock?”
    • “Would you rather wear a chicken costume to school or wear a snorkel and flippers to bed?” [3]
    • “Would you rather drink through your ears or your belly button?”
    • “Would you rather be a pirate or a zombie?”
    • “Would you rather eat a spider or a worm?”
    • “Would you rather brush your teeth with soap or drink sour milk?” [4]
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Creative Would You Rather Questions for Kids

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  1. The beauty of “Would You Rather” questions is that they have no limit! The goofiest, wildest, and most absurd scenarios can happen in this game, so don’t be afraid to think out of the box. Here are some of our favorite creative questions:
    • “Would you rather breathe underwater or be able to fly?”
    • “Would you rather be a tiger or a penguin?”
    • “Would you rather have a dragon or unicorn as a pet?”
    • “Would you rather be a ninja or a wizard?”
    • “Would you rather be able to talk to cats or dogs?”
    • “Would you rather dance with a bear or dance with a lion?”
    • “Would you rather have an extra eye or an extra ear?” [5]
    • “Would you rather have big feet or big hands?”
    • “Would you rather read people’s minds or control the weather?”
    • “Would you rather have wheels for hands or wheels for feet?”
    • “Would you rather sit on nails or ice?”
    • “Would you rather have long hair like Rapunzel or no hair at all?”
    • “Would you rather be trapped in a room with bees or a pool of jellyfish?” [6]
    • “Would you rather wear your clothes backward or inside out?”
    • “Would you rather find hidden treasure or a dinosaur egg?”
    • “Would you rather have a pet horse that tells jokes or a pet unicorn with no sense of humor?” [7]
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Serious Would You Rather Questions for Kids

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  1. Kids are smarter than you may think! Get a child to truly think about actions and consequences with a “Would You Rather” question that is a bit more pressing. These can still be fun, but they require a bit more thought:
    • “Would you rather be poor or rich?”
    • “Would you rather keep or share a secret?”
    • “Would you rather stay up late or get up early?”
    • “Would you rather take a test or get a shot?”
    • “Would you rather clean your room or do the dishes?”
    • “Would you rather direct or star in a movie?”
    • “Would you rather talk to a crowd or never talk again?”
    • “Would you rather be super funny or super smart?”
    • “Would you rather do something you love or something that earns you a lot of money?”
    • “Would you rather get a million dollars now or one hundred dollars every day?”
    • “Would you rather wear dirty clothes or dirty shoes?”
    • “Would you rather be able to read the future or travel to the past?”
    • “Would you rather make one big mistake every day or never make a mistake again?”
    • “Would you rather be a veterinarian or a doctor?”
    • “Would you rather always get away with lying or be able to tell when someone’s lying?”
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Gross Would You Rather Questions for Kids

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  1. Kids love all things gross. From boogers to poop, they live for anything that’ll make you cringe! So, why not ask them a question that makes them choose between two super gross options? Here are some examples:
    • “Would you rather eat a spider or a cockroach?”
    • “Would you rather swim through a pool of slime or mud?”
    • “Would you rather eat boogers or ear wax?”
    • “Would you rather eat dog or cat food?”
    • “Would you rather have stinky feet or stinky hands?”
    • “Would you rather drink from the toilet or your shoe?”
    • “Would you rather eat moldy cheese or drink curdled milk?”
    • “Would you rather have worms for hair or beetles for eyes?”
    • “Would you rather have permanent body odor or bad breath?”
    • “Would you rather eat hair or dirt?”
    • “Would you rather be covered in poop or poison ivy?”
    • “Would you rather throw up on a celebrity or have them throw up on you?”
    • “Would you rather have a giant head or giant hands?”
    • “Would you rather clean bathrooms or kitchens forever?”
    • “Would you rather eat cereal made of beetles or spaghetti made of worms?”
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Would You Rather Food Questions for Kids

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  1. There’s one thing almost every child loves: food! Ask a “Would You Rather” question based on a kid’s favorite food, or think of a wild scenario involving food. For example:
    • “Would you rather eat something salty or something sweet?”
    • “Would you rather eat donuts or ice cream?”
    • “Would you rather never eat pizza or french fries ever again?”
    • “Would you rather drink soup or eat soup with a spoon?”
    • “Would you rather eat seaweed or mushrooms?”
    • “Would you rather eat pancakes or waffles?”
    • “Would you rather eat McDonald’s or Burger King?”
    • “Would you rather have chocolate pizza or chocolate pasta?”
    • “Would you rather eat pickle-flavored ice cream or onion-flavored cookies?”
    • “Would you rather only eat green or red foods?” [8]
    • “Would you rather eat your favorite food every day or never again?”
    • “Would you rather drink melted ice cream or a melted popsicle?”
    • “Would you rather it rain sprinkles or marshmallows?” [9]
    • “Would you rather eat ice cream or pizza for every meal?” [10]
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Would You Rather Sports Questions for Kids

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  1. If the kid you’re talking to loves basketball, baseball, or football, use that to your advantage! Ask them a question where they have to choose between two teams or two wacky sports situations. For instance:
    • “Would you rather be a basketball or football player?”
    • “Would you rather be a quarterback or running back?”
    • “Would you rather be a coach or a referee?”
    • “Would you rather play alone or with a team?”
    • “Would you rather play a sport or an instrument?”
    • “Would you rather own a sports team or a private island?”
    • “Would you rather play a sport in the rain or snow?”
    • “Would you rather compete against tiny sharks or giant spiders?”
    • “Would you rather be the star of a bad or good team?”
    • “Would you rather be an average player or one that cheats?”
    • “Would you rather have cool shoes or a cool uniform?”
    • “Would you rather be an underdog or a praised player?”
    • “Would you rather have a shoe or sports drink named after you?”
    • “Would you rather run really fast or jump really high?”
    • “Would you rather always lose or sit on the bench?”
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Would You Rather Animal Questions for Kids

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  1. What kid doesn’t like animals? If you’re not sure what to ask, pin two kid-loving animals together or make up a wild animal scenario. Here are some of our favorite examples:
    • “Would you rather have a lion’s mane or a peacock’s feathers?”
    • “Would you rather have an elephant-sized hamster or a hamster-sized elephant?”
    • “Would you rather fight 100 tiny ducks or one giant duck?”
    • “Would you rather swim with dolphins or run with cheetahs?”
    • “Would you rather see a real-life unicorn or dragon?”
    • “Would you rather have a long neck like a giraffe or a trunk like an elephant?”
    • “Would you rather have wings or flippers?”
    • “Would you rather be a penguin or a polar bear?”
    • “Would you rather be raised by monkeys or wolves?”
    • “Would you rather be attacked by puppies or kittens?”
    • “Would you rather never play with animals or toys again?”
    • “Would you rather have a monkey tail or tiger claws?”
    • “Would you rather shear a sheep or milk a goat?”
    • “Would you rather ride a camel or an ostrich?”
    • “Would you rather fight a tiger or a bear?”
    • “Would you rather pet a snake or a tarantula?”
    • “Would you rather be able to speak to fish or birds?”
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Would You Rather Fantasy Questions for Kids

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  1. Who says your question has to be rooted in reality? Have fun and think of something truly out of this world! Give them scenarios about magic, aliens, and other fantastical things:
    • “Would you rather have a magic crystal ball or magic flying carpet?”
    • “Would you rather live in space or an enchanted forest?”
    • “Would you rather befriend a unicorn or an elf?”
    • “Would you rather have feathers or scales?”
    • “Would you rather have magic or superhero strength?”
    • “Would you rather sit on a cloud or slide down a rainbow?”
    • “Would you rather have blue or green skin?”
    • “Would you rather be a fairy or a mermaid?”
    • “Would you rather have pointy ears or a pointy nose?”
    • “Would you rather have a wizard staff or a magic wand?”
    • “Would you rather catch a star or catch a fairy?”
    • “Would you rather ride in a rocket or pirate ship?”
    • “Would you rather eat glowing fruit or moving vegetables?”
    • “Would you rather battle a dragon or a giant?”
    • “Would you rather take a potions class or a spell-casting class?”
    • “Would you rather grow wings or be able to teleport?”
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Would You Rather Family Questions for Kids

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  1. When in doubt, ask a kid if they’d like more siblings or a bigger or smaller family! These types of questions can go deeper than the surface and help start a meaningful conversation. For example:
    • “Would you rather have more siblings or no siblings at all?”
    • “Would you rather live with your parents or siblings forever?”
    • “Would you rather have 10 little brothers or 10 little sisters?”
    • “Would you rather have your own bedroom or share it?”
    • “Would you rather have no kids or no pets when you grow up?”
    • “Would you rather be in charge of the TV remote or dinner menu?”
    • “Would you rather have a loud or quiet family?”
    • “Would you rather have a water balloon or food fight with your family?”
    • “Would you rather go on a family vacation or wear matching outfits with your family?”
    • “Would you rather be the oldest or youngest?”
    • “Would you rather swap bodies with your mom or dad for a day?”
    • “Would you rather give up family movies or family game night?”
    • “Would you rather meet your ancestors or your grandchildren?”
    • “Would you rather text or talk on the phone with your family?”
    • “Would you rather be the funniest or smartest person in your family?”
    • “Would you rather look like your mom or dad?”
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Would You Rather School Questions for Kids

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  1. Children spend a lot of time at school, so why not dive into that subject with some classroom-based would you rather questions? Try asking about different subjects, projects, or even the type of school the kid in front of you might enjoy attending. You might just learn something yourself!
    • Would you rather be able to speak Spanish or speak in sign language?
    • Would you rather be the student or the teacher?
    • Would you rather carry a sloth in your backpack at school or have a group of squirrels follow you to class?
    • Would you rather never have to do homework again or be paid to do homework?
    • Would you rather have to take a quiz every day on your worst subject or go to bed early every night?
    • Would you rather do homework all summer or cut down summer vacation to one week?
    • Would you rather go to school at Hogwarts or live in Narnia?
    • Would you rather give an hour-long speech to your entire school or skip lunch every day for a month?
    • Would you rather trip and fall in front of just your crush or trip and fall in front of the entire class?
    • Would you rather wear clothes to school that are backward or inside out?
    • Would you rather do a book report or a science project?
    • Would you rather have no homework ever or never have to take a test again?
    • Would you rather go to a school with just boys or girls or a school with both?
    • Would you rather be home-schooled or go to a boarding school?
    • Would you rather go to school or do school on Zoom from home?
    • Would you rather be the class clown or the class president?
    • Would you rather be good at sports or get good grades?
    • Would you rather read a book or listen to a book?
    • Would you rather be the most popular kid at school or the smartest?
    • Would you rather have a longer Christmas vacation or a longer summer vacation?
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Seasonal Would You Rather Questions for Kids

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  1. Not sure what scenarios to throw into your “Would You Rather” question? Well, think about what’s going on around you right now. Try asking a question about the weather, food, or activities surrounding the season you’re currently in. Plus, this is a fun way to get kids excited about the seasons! Here are some examples:
    • Spring Questions:
      • “Would you rather have a vegetable or flower garden?”
      • “Would you rather it be sunny or rainy?”
      • “Would you rather have a pet butterfly or a pet frog?”
      • “Would you rather live in a birdhouse or a beehive?”
      • “Would you rather be a bee or an ant?”
    • Summer Questions:
      • “Would you rather eat s’mores or ice cream?”
      • “Would you rather swim in the pool or ocean?”
      • “Would you rather eat watermelon or oranges?”
      • “Would you rather go camping or travel to a different country?”
      • “Would you rather drink lemonade or soda?”
    • Winter Questions:
      • “Would you rather have hot cocoa or tea?”
      • “Would you rather make a snowman or a snow angel?”
      • “Would you rather be a reindeer or an elf?”
      • “Would you rather wear an ugly sweater or matching pajamas?”
      • “Would you rather wear gloves or mittens?”
    • Fall Questions:
      • “Would you rather go to a football game or watch a scary movie?”
      • “Would you rather have apple pie or pumpkin pie?”
      • “Would you rather be a scarecrow or a bird?”
      • “Would you rather carve a pumpkin or make a costume?”
      • “Would you rather go to a pumpkin patch or an apple orchard?”
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Would You Rather Holiday Questions for Kids

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  1. Get kids excited for an upcoming holiday by offering them 2 bizarre scenarios about it! These questions can be silly, fun, or practical—the choice is yours. Here are some examples:
    • “Would you rather meet Santa Claus or the Tooth Fairy?”
    • “Would you rather eat a whole turkey in one sitting or never eat turkey again?”
    • “Would you rather it be Christmas or Halloween all year round?”
    • “Would you rather eat all your Halloween candy in one sitting or save it for the year?”
    • “Would you rather catch Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny?”
    • “Would you rather open 1 awesome present or 100 mediocre presents?”
    • “Would you rather eat only mashed potatoes or only cranberry sauce?”
    • “Would you rather drink eggnog or eat fudge?”
    • “Would you rather have elf ears or a Santa beard for the rest of your life?”
    • “Would you rather hear “Jingle Bells” or “All I Want for Christmas” year-round?”
    • “Would you rather give up a Christmas tree or Christmas presents?”
    • “Would you rather have tinsel for hair or be bald?”
    • “Would you rather be in a school play or a choir?”
    • “Would you rather spend the holidays at home or somewhere new?”
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How to Play “Would You Rather” with Kids

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  1. and give them 2 choices. “Would You Rather” is a classic game that’s been around for centuries! Not only is it fun, but it’s also easy to play and totally customizable. Kids love the game because they’re given 2 scenarios they have to imagine being in. Then, they have to choose which is “better” than the other. Follow these steps to play the game : [11]
    • Think of a dilemma or scenario of two similar things. These options can be silly, goofy, good, or bad. Just try to stick to a theme.
    • Insert the scenarios into this question: “Would you rather __ or __?”
    • Give the child time to think about their choice. Better yet, talk it out! Let them imagine how they’d react if they had to live with one of the scenarios.
    • Talk about their choice. Ask the child why they picked what they did. Asking them to explain their reasoning is a great way to teach rationalization and choice.
    • Have the child ask you a question next. Keep the game going by switching turns of who asks a question. Be prepared for some wacky scenarios!
    • Try playing with a group. Make things a bit more interesting by asking a group of kids one question. This approach is a great way to start a healthy debate and have the kids listen to other opinions.

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