What is Would You Rather for Kids?
Would You Rather for kids is the Kids deck of the main game on its own page: silly, safe and imaginative questions — would you rather have a pet dragon or a pet dinosaur, be able to fly or be invisible, eat only pizza or only ice cream for a week — with the two-option card and a vote so the class or the car can see which side won. Nothing gross-out, nothing scary, nothing a teacher would have to skip.
The full Would You Rather page has the Fun, Hard, Couples and Food decks and the Halloween, Thanksgiving and Baby Shower sets; this page is the one you hand to a child.
Where kids’ Would You Rather works best
- Car journey: one question per kilometre, youngest answers first
- Classroom circle time: everyone votes with a thumb, then two children explain their choice
- Dinner table: the “why” is the game — one sentence each
- Writing prompt: pick a question and write three sentences defending your choice
- Sleepover: lights off, one question each round the circle
- Birthday party quiet corner: for the children who have run out of running
- Siblings: the one who answers fastest reads the next question
- ESL: a gentle speaking exercise — the answer is easy, the reason takes vocabulary
All 75 kids would-you-rather questions are on this page — the same kid-safe deck the game above deals, screened for ages 5–12: nothing scary, nothing embarrassing, everything giggly. Read them aloud in the car or classroom, or play them in the game with a live vote.
🧒 75 Would You Rather Questions for Kids
- Have a pet dinosaur — or — Have a pet dragon?
- Be able to fly — or — Be able to talk to animals?
- Eat only pizza forever — or — Eat only ice cream forever?
- Live in a castle — or — Live on a pirate ship?
- Be super strong — or — Be super fast?
- Have a slide instead of stairs — or — Have a trampoline instead of a bed?
- Be invisible — or — Be able to read minds?
- Have a robot do your homework — or — Have a robot clean your room?
- Go to the moon — or — Go to the bottom of the ocean?
- Have a tail — or — Have wings?
- Be a wizard — or — Be a superhero?
- Never have to brush your teeth — or — Never have to take a bath?
- Have a pool of jelly — or — Have a pool of chocolate?
- Be as small as an ant — or — Be as big as a giant?
- Have summer holidays all year — or — Have your birthday every month?
- Ride a unicorn to school — or — Ride a dolphin to school?
- Sneeze bubbles — or — Burp rainbows?
- Live in a treehouse — or — Live in an igloo?
- Have ten puppies — or — Have ten kittens?
- Be a famous singer — or — Be a famous football player?
- Eat a bug — or — Eat a raw onion?
- Only wear pyjamas — or — Only wear a costume?
- Have a talking dog — or — Have a flying cat?
- Play video games all day — or — Play outside all day?
- Have a magic pencil that draws real things — or — Have a magic eraser that makes things disappear?
- Be a cartoon character — or — Be a video game character?
- Have a house made of candy — or — Have a house made of LEGO?
- Never go to school again — or — Never have homework again?
- Be able to jump really high — or — Be able to swim really fast?
- Meet a real dinosaur — or — Meet a real alien?
- Have a slide from your bedroom to the kitchen — or — a trampoline in the garden?
- Be able to talk to dogs — or — be able to talk to birds?
- Eat breakfast food for every meal — or — eat party food for every meal?
- Have a magic pencil that draws real things — or — a magic eraser that removes anything?
- Be the fastest runner in school — or — the best drawer in school?
- Live on a boat — or — live in a lighthouse?
- Have a pet penguin that wears a bow tie — or — a pet monkey that does your chores?
- Snow every birthday — or — sunshine every birthday?
- Be able to jump as high as a house — or — run as fast as a bus?
- Have hair that changes colour with your mood — or — eyes that glow in the dark?
- Find a dinosaur bone in your garden — or — find pirate treasure at the beach?
- Be a teacher for a day — or — be the head of the school for a day?
- Only whisper for a week — or — only sing for a day?
- Have a robot that does homework — or — a robot that tidies your room?
- Ride to school on a horse — or — ride to school on a camel?
- Have fingers as long as legs — or — legs as short as fingers?
- Taste everything as chocolate — or — smell everything as fresh cookies?
- Be invisible at school — or — be able to fly at home?
- Have a swimming pool of orange squash — or — a fountain of lemonade?
- Meet your favourite cartoon character — or — be IN a cartoon for one day?
- Never brush your hair again — or — never tie shoelaces again?
- Have a door to Narnia in your wardrobe — or — a train to Hogwarts at your station?
- Speak every animal language — or — speak every human language?
- Be tiny enough to ride a cat — or — big enough to carry a car?
- Have homework banned forever — or — school dinners be pizza forever?
- Sneeze bubbles — or — burp confetti?
- Live in a treehouse with a rope bridge — or — a cave with a secret door?
- Have a paintbrush that colours the sky — or — a torch that makes things float?
- Win every board game forever — or — never lose a race forever?
- Have a talking backpack — or — talking shoes?
- Eat one giant sweet the size of your head — or — a hundred tiny sweets?
- Be best friends with a dragon — or — best friends with a unicorn?
- Always know when it will rain — or — always know what is for dinner?
- Have your drawings come alive at night — or — your toys tell you stories?
- Bounce everywhere instead of walking — or — cartwheel everywhere instead of walking?
- Have a zoo in your garden — or — a funfair on your roof?
- Never be ticklish again — or — never get hiccups again?
- Drink everything through your ears — or — eat everything with your feet?
- Have a cloud as a pet — or — a star as a nightlight?
- Be able to pause time for 10 seconds — or — rewind time for 10 seconds?
- Have a pocket that never gets full — or — a lunchbox that refills itself?
- Go to school by zipline — or — go to school by hot-air balloon?
- Have every day be Saturday — or — every dinner be your favourite?
- Turn into a fish for an hour — or — turn into a bird for an hour?
- Have a laugh that sounds like a duck — or — a sneeze that sounds like a trumpet?
How to play with young kids
Read the dilemma, count to three, and everyone shouts (or taps) their pick — then the important part: ask the quietest child why. The reasons are where the fun lives. With pre-readers, act the two options out with your hands. No eliminations, no losers; retire a question when the argument gets too heated over pet dragons.
Good ages and places
The deck suits roughly ages 5–12: younger children love the animal and sweet questions at the top, older kids argue hardest about the superpower trades. Teachers use it as a two-minute settle-down between lessons; parents swear by it for car rides and the dentist’s waiting room.
🤔 Want harder dilemmas? Open the full Would You Rather game
🧒 Or play Truth or Dare for Kids next
Game setup
How to play Would You Rather for Kids
- Read the two options aloud.
- Everyone picks A or B — hands up or tap to vote.
- The screen shows the split; argue about it.
- Tap Next for another question.
What the screen does for you
Would You Rather for Kids on AllPartyGames.com is the referee, not the whole game: it gives the host Vote A / B, Next, Mode. Tap the ? button inside the game for these rules at any time, or 📺 for TV mode on a big screen.
How many players?
Would You Rather for Kids works with 1+ players and a typical round takes about 5–20 min. Recommended age: 5+.
Best occasions
Tips
- Turn on the vote so the quiet child can take part with a thumb before they are ready to explain.
- Ask “why?” every time; that is where the laughs are.
- Switch to the main page’s Fun deck for teens; the Kids deck will feel young to a thirteen-year-old.
- Start with the mildest mode and escalate as the room warms up.
- Agree on a forfeit for players who refuse a prompt — ten squats is a classic.
Would You Rather for Kids FAQ
Are the kids’ Would You Rather questions safe for school?
Yes. The Kids deck has no scary, rude or gross-out questions — imagination, animals, food and superpowers.
What age is it for?
About five to eleven. Younger children need a grown-up to read; older ones will prefer the Fun deck.
How does the vote work?
Each card shows two options; tap to vote for the room and the card shows which side won, then deal the next one.
Is every question suitable for young children?
Yes — the Kids deck is written for ages five and up with nothing scary or rude.
How many prompts does Would You Rather for Kids have?
Hundreds across all modes, hand-written and shuffled so you rarely see the same one twice in a session.
Is it suitable for kids?
Use the Clean mode (or the dedicated kids version where available). Spicy modes are for adults.