WOULD YOU RATHER…
QUESTIONS FOR KIDS, TWEENS AND TEENS
“Would You Rather” questions expand your kids’ thinking while allowing you to discover the inner workings of their young minds. They’re great conversation starters when you’re in the car, going for a walk, eating dinner or just hanging out together as a family. Use this list to get you started and then create your own. Encourage your kids to come up with ones for you!
AGES 4-6
WOULD YOU RATHER….
- have a pet puppy or a pet kitten?
- wear a silly hat or funny glasses?
- play in the sand or in the water?
- swim like a fish or fly like a bird?
- be super smart or super cool?
- jump rope or hula hoop?
- be friends with a dinosaur or robot?
AGES 7-9
WOULD YOU RATHER…
- be a pirate or a knight?
- live in a treehouse or in an underground house?
- be able to talk to animals or speak every language?
- visit the past or the future?
- make everyone laugh or make everyone happy?
- be a detective or an explorer?
- have a pet that can tell jokes or a pet that can sing songs?
- change the rules of any game or create a new game?
AGES 10-12
WOULD YOU RATHER..
- be able to predict the future or change the past?
- be a scientist or an inventor?
- have a cloud that rains confetti or a lake that fills with jelly?
- have a house that can teleport or a car that can fly?
- have spaghetti for hair or marshmallows for hands?
- create a business or buy an established business?
- have a smart but boring robot or a foolish but funny robot?
- be able to control gravity or time?
AGES 13+
WOULD YOU RATHER…
- live in a world where everyone is always happy or everyone is always kind?
- be able to rewrite history or write your own future?
- have a life where you are always authentic or a life where you are always adaptable?
- live in a castle with secret passages or a modern mansion with the latest technology?
- follow the rules but feel restricted or break the rules to do what feels right?
- secretly re-gift a present you don’t like or keep it and never use it?
- remember every dream you’ve ever had or every conversation you’ve ever had?
