Would you rather questions for kids
Would you rather…
- Would you ratherhave a pet dragonora pet unicorn
- Would you ratherbe able to flyorbe able to breathe under water
- Would you rathereat pancakes for every mealoreat pizza for every meal
- Would you ratherlive in a treehouseorlive in a castle
- Would you ratherhave spaghetti for hairorhave marshmallows for toes
- Would you ratherbe as small as a mouseoras big as a house
- Would you rathertalk to animalsortalk to plants
- Would you ratherride a giant turtleorride a giant rabbit
- Would you ratherhave a nose that honksorears that whistle
- Would you rathergo to the Moonorgo to the bottom of the sea
- Would you ratheronly walk backwardsoronly hop
- Would you ratherhave a robot that does your choresora robot that tells jokes
- Would you ratherswim in a pool of jellyorjump in a pile of leaves the size of a mountain
- Would you ratherbe a famous painterora famous cook
- Would you ratherhave snow every dayorsunshine every day
- Would you rathernever have to sleepornever have to eat
- Would you ratherbe invisible for a dayorbe super strong for a day
- Would you ratherhave a car that drives on waterora car that drives on walls
- Would you rathereat a lemon wholeoreat a spoon of mustard
- Would you ratherhave three eyesorhave three arms
- Would you ratherlive where it's always summerorlive where it's always winter
- Would you ratherbe a fish that can climb treesora bird that can't fly but runs very fast
- Would you ratherhave a bedroom that's a ball pitora bedroom with a slide
- Would you rathersing everything you sayordance everywhere you go
- Would you ratherfind a treasure maporfind a secret door
- Would you ratherhave a pet that's a cloudora pet that's a puddle
- Would you ratherbe the oldest kid in the familyorthe youngest
- Would you rathervisit the pastorvisit the future
- Would you ratherhave a library in your houseora swimming pool in your house
- Would you ratheronly eat green food for a weekoronly eat orange food for a week
- Would you ratherbe friends with a giantorbe friends with a tiny fairy-sized person
- Would you ratherdrive a trainorfly a plane
- Would you ratherhave a sticker book that never runs outorcrayons that never get blunt
- Would you ratherbe able to stop timeorbe able to rewind time
- Would you ratherhave a tailorhave wings that don't work
- Would you rathermake it rain sweetsormake it snow popcorn
- Would you ratherlive on a boatorlive in a tent in the woods
- Would you ratherhave a talking dogora cat that writes poems
- Would you ratheralways be ten minutes earlyoralways be ten minutes late
- Would you rathermeet a friendly alienormeet a friendly dinosaur
Three ways to use them
| Where | How | Open |
|---|---|---|
| At the table | Read one out, everyone picks, and each person says why. | The cards on this page |
| In the car | Peabody reads each question aloud and shows two boxes to point at. It works in the dark. | Would You Rather in the car |
| In class | Spin for a question, vote with your feet, then two students from each side explain why. | Would you rather wheel |
Why the "why" matters
The choice takes a second. The reason is the point: "I would rather have a dragon because it could fly us home" is a child giving an opinion and backing it up, which is the start of persuasive writing. Ask why every time.
Make your own
A good question has two choices that are both fun or both a bit silly. Leave out anything that would scare a little one, and anything about real people in the room.
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Questions parents and teachers ask
How many would you rather questions are here?
40, all written for children: no brands, no real people, nothing scary or mean.
What is a good would you rather question for kids?
Try this one: "Would you rather have a pet dragon, or a pet unicorn?" Then ask why.
Can I print the questions?
Yes. Tap Print the questions above the cards. They print as a numbered list to cut up or read from.
Are they free?
Yes. Everything here is free through the end of 2026, with no ads, no sign-up and nothing to download.
Teacher? Share this page to Google Classroom. Children open it with no sign-up.
Checked against how Peabody works on 6 November 2026. Written with help from AI, from Peabody's own code and library. Peabody is a learning app, not an assessment: if you're worried about your child's learning, talk to their teacher. How Peabody's pages are made.