How to play with children
Give everyone a few seconds to choose, then move to opposite sides of the room for A and B. Pick one person from each side to explain their choice before reading the next question.
Clean · funny · family-friendly
Would You Rather Questions for Kids
A casual, ready-to-play collection of clean choices for children, families and classrooms. These kid-friendly Would You Rather questions are silly enough to start a laugh and simple enough for everyone to answer.
16 original dilemmas
Clean children’s Would You Rather questions
Read each choice aloud, let everyone pick A or B, then ask why. There are no wrong answers—the explanation is usually the best part.
- Question 01
Would you rather have a pet dragon or have a pet unicorn?
- Question 02
Would you rather be able to fly or be able to breathe underwater?
- Question 03
Would you rather talk to animals or speak every human language?
- Question 04
Would you rather have every homework task finish itself or have every chore finish itself?
- Question 05
Would you rather visit the Moon or explore the deepest coral reef?
- Question 06
Would you rather eat pancakes for breakfast every day or eat pizza for dinner every day?
- Question 07
Would you rather turn invisible for ten minutes or stop time for ten seconds?
- Question 08
Would you rather live in a giant treehouse or live in a castle with secret passages?
- Question 09
Would you rather laugh bubbles or sneeze glitter?
- Question 10
Would you rather be the fastest runner in school or be the best artist in school?
- Question 11
Would you rather only be able to whisper or have to sing every answer?
- Question 12
Would you rather have a surprise snow day or have a surprise beach day?
- Question 13
Would you rather step inside your favourite book or step inside your favourite game?
- Question 14
Would you rather never lose another sock or always find anything you misplace?
- Question 15
Would you rather have a robot helper or have an animal sidekick?
- Question 16
Would you rather go to school four days a week or add one extra month to summer?
Good for home or school
Use a handful as an icebreaker, a rainy-day game, a classroom brain break or a family dinner prompt. The short choices work for pairs and large groups alike.
Keep the round comfortable
This list avoids adult and graphic topics. Adults should still preview questions for the age and needs of their group, and every player should always be free to skip.