75 Fun Would You Rather Questions for Kids

Kids love Would You Rather questions because they're silly, imaginative, and there's no wrong answer. These questions spark creativity and often lead to hilarious conversations.

Why Kids Love Would You Rather

Children's minds are naturally creative. Would You Rather questions give them permission to think about impossible scenarios without any pressure to be "right." Plus, it's a great way for parents to understand how their kids think.

Silly Questions Kids Love

1. Would you rather have spaghetti for hair, or sweat maple syrup?
2. Would you rather be able to talk to animals, or speak every human language?
3. Would you rather live in a house made of LEGO, or a house made of gingerbread?
4. Would you rather have a pet dragon that's the size of a cat, or a cat that's the size of a dragon?
5. Would you rather only be able to whisper, or only be able to shout?
6. Would you rather have to hop everywhere, or walk backwards everywhere?
7. Would you rather have fingers as long as your legs, or legs as short as your fingers?
8. Would you rather sneeze glitter, or burp confetti?
9. Would you rather have a magic carpet, or a talking car?
10. Would you rather be able to fly but only 2 feet off the ground, or be invisible but only when no one is looking?

Food Questions

1. Would you rather only eat pizza forever, or never eat pizza again?
2. Would you rather have unlimited ice cream, or unlimited candy?
3. Would you rather eat a worm-flavored cookie, or a cookie-flavored worm?
4. Would you rather drink everything through your nose, or eat everything with your feet?
5. Would you rather have breakfast for every meal, or dinner for every meal?

Superpower Questions

1. Would you rather be able to fly, or be able to turn invisible?
2. Would you rather have super strength, or super speed?
3. Would you rather be able to breathe underwater, or breathe in space?
4. Would you rather have x-ray vision, or super hearing?
5. Would you rather control fire, or control water?

When to Play

Car rides: Keeps kids entertained without screens.

Waiting rooms: Makes boring waits fun.

Dinner table: Better than "how was school today?"

Bedtime: Calmer questions help wind down.

Classroom: Great icebreaker or reward activity.

Tips for Playing with Kids

1. Let them make up questions too - Kids often come up with the most creative scenarios.
2. Ask follow-up questions - "Why did you pick that?" leads to great conversations.
3. No judgment - Celebrate silly answers.
4. Take turns - Everyone gets to ask and answer.

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