About the christmas would you rather wheel
Be Santa for a day or one of his elves? Spin for a Christmas would you rather question and let everyone pick a side and explain why. Every question is kid-friendly, so it works for classrooms, family gatherings and holiday parties.
Ways to use it
- Classroom brain break or morning meeting in December.
- Speaking practice for English learners: answer with "I would rather… because…".
- Family dinner and holiday party game.
What’s on this wheel (22)
- Build a snowman or have a snowball fight?
- Be Santa for a day or one of his elves?
- Ride in Santa’s sleigh or on a reindeer?
- Eat only candy canes or only gingerbread for a week?
- Have a talking snowman or a talking Christmas tree?
- Live at the North Pole or in a gingerbread house?
- Open one present every day in December or all of them on Christmas morning?
- Sing carols in the snow or bake cookies all day?
- Have a glowing red nose or pointy elf ears?
- Wrap every present or decorate the whole tree?
- Have hot chocolate for breakfast or cookies for dinner?
- Have a snow day every week or a month-long winter break?
- Be stuck in a snow globe or in a giant stocking?
- Make a gingerbread house or an ice sculpture?
- Meet a real reindeer or a real penguin?
- Spend Christmas on a beach or in a snowy cabin?
- Give the best present or get the best present?
- Wear an ugly sweater all month or elf shoes all month?
- Go sledding or ice skating?
- Write a letter to Santa or get a letter from Santa?
- Have a sleigh that flies or a car that turns into a snowmobile?
- Eat Christmas dinner dessert-first or the normal way?
Frequently asked questions
How do I play Christmas would you rather?
Spin and read the question out loud, starting with "Would you rather…". Everyone picks an answer, for example by moving to one side of the room, and a few people explain why. Turn on "Remove winner" so no question comes up twice.
Are the questions OK for kids?
Yes. Every question is written for children, so you can use it in a classroom without checking each one first.
Is the wheel really random?
Yes. The winner is chosen by your browser’s random number generator before the wheel starts turning, and every slice has the same chance.
Can I save or share my wheel?
Click "Save" to keep the wheel in My wheels in this browser, or "Share wheel" to copy a link that opens your exact list on any device.