About the would you rather for kids wheel
Kids love "would you rather" questions, and every one on this wheel is silly, clean and fun. Spin, then have kids move to one side of the room for each answer, or explain their choice in one sentence.
Ways to use it
- Brain break: kids move to the side of the room for their answer.
- Car ride and dinner table game.
- Persuasive speaking warm-up.
How to play would you rather with a class
Spin, read the question, and point to two sides of the room. Students move to their choice, then a few from each side explain why in one sentence. It doubles as speaking practice: ask students to start with "I would rather… because…".
Writing good would you rather questions
The best questions have two options that are both appealing (or both silly), so there is no obvious answer. Keep them kind and age-appropriate, and let students add their own questions to the wheel at the end of the week.
What’s on this wheel (12)
- Fly or be invisible?
- Live on the moon or under the sea?
- Have a pet dragon or a pet unicorn?
- Eat pizza or ice cream forever?
- Be a giant or be tiny?
- Talk to animals or speak every language?
- Never do homework or never go to bed?
- Live in a treehouse or a castle?
- Be the fastest runner or the best swimmer?
- Have a robot friend or an alien friend?
- Explore space or the jungle?
- Always be hot or always be cold?
Frequently asked questions
Are these questions OK for young kids?
Yes. Every question is silly and kid-friendly, suitable for ages about 5 and up.
How do I play with a class?
Spin, read the question, and have students stand on the left or right side of the room for their answer. Ask one from each side to explain.
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.