Colouring NestChristmas Would You Rather Questions for Kids
- Ages 4–11
- Easy
- 6 pages
- Worksheet
- PDF: Letter & A4
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24 Christmas would you rather questions for children from about four to eleven, at home, in the car or as a classroom brain break. Would you rather build a snowman or have a snowball fight? Would you rather open one present on Christmas Eve or open them all on Christmas Day? The PDF has 6 pages: 3 pick-one sheets, where children fill in the choice they would make, and 3 pages of cards to cut out and read aloud. Every question is listed below as well, so you can play straight from a phone or tablet.
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The Christmas would you rather questions
- Would you rather build a snowman or have a snowball fight?
- Would you rather open one present on Christmas Eve or open them all on Christmas Day?
- Would you rather be one of Santa's elves for a day or ride in Santa's sleigh for one night?
- Would you rather eat a gingerbread house or live in a gingerbread house?
- Would you rather have a reindeer as a pet or have a penguin as a pet?
- Would you rather decorate the Christmas tree or decorate Christmas cookies?
- Would you rather sing carols in the snow or sing carols on the beach?
- Would you rather have a nose that glows like a light or have ears that jingle like bells?
- Would you rather wrap all the presents or write all the Christmas cards?
- Would you rather find a puppy under the tree or find a kitten under the tree?
- Would you rather wake up at 4 in the morning on Christmas Day or sleep in until lunchtime?
- Would you rather drink a hot chocolate or drink a candy cane milkshake?
- Would you rather have Christmas every month or have your birthday every month?
- Would you rather be a snowflake or be the star on top of the tree?
- Would you rather make a paper chain as long as your street or make a snowman as tall as your house?
- Would you rather have a Christmas tree in your bedroom or have twinkly lights all over your ceiling?
- Would you rather get one big present or get ten small presents?
- Would you rather leave cookies for Santa or leave carrots for the reindeer?
- Would you rather go sledding or go ice skating?
- Would you rather wear a Santa hat all week or wear jingle bells on your shoes all week?
- Would you rather hear sleigh bells on the roof or find reindeer footprints outside?
- Would you rather be the elf who makes the toys or be the elf who feeds the reindeer?
- Would you rather eat Christmas pudding for breakfast or eat pancakes for Christmas dinner?
- Would you rather have snow on Christmas Day or have sunshine on Christmas Day?
How to play
- Print the PDF at 100%. Cut the card pages along the dashed lines and shuffle the cards.
- Take turns to read a card out loud. Everyone picks one of the two choices.
- Each player says why they picked it. There are no wrong answers.
- On the pick-one sheets, fill in the box you would choose, then compare sheets with a friend.
More for a Christmas party: Christmas party games, Christmas bingo and the scavenger hunts.
Questions about would you rather
How do you play would you rather?
One person reads a question with two choices. Everyone picks one, by pointing, standing on one side of the room or filling in a box on the sheet, and then says why. Take turns reading the cards, and there are no wrong answers.
How do I use would you rather in the classroom?
Read one card as a brain break, a morning-meeting question or an exit ticket. For a moving version, point to two sides of the room and have children walk to their choice, then ask one child from each side to explain. Older children can write two sentences about their choice on the back of the sheet.
Are the questions OK for young children?
Yes. Every question is ours, kind and safe: no dares, nothing gross or scary, and no brands, films or characters. Younger children can play with a grown-up reading the cards aloud.
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Printing tips
- Print the card pages on card stock and keep them in an envelope.
- Ask "why?" after every answer: the reasons are the best part.
- For a big group, walk to one side of the room for each choice.
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