Christmas Would You Rather Questions
Thirty-two Christmas and winter questions on a big A/B board. Students vote, you reveal the results, and everyone explains their choice.
Getting a question ready…
Keyboard (after you click the game): A or ← vote A · B or → vote B · R reveal · N next question
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306 questions in the bank.
Class vote
Students tap A or B to vote, or count hands and tap once per vote. Counts only, no names.
The count stays hidden until you press Reveal.
Shows “Turn and tell a partner why.” under the question.
A soft sound for each vote, the next question and Reveal.
History
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Favorites
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Printable question cards
8 cards per page with dashed cut lines, for every question that matches your filters. Use them for a question jar, morning meeting or a sub plan.
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More would you rather questions
Open the full Would You Rather & This or ThatAbout the Christmas Would You Rather Questions
These questions bring holiday fun to morning meeting and brain breaks without any prep. Would you rather ride in a sleigh pulled by reindeer or on a sled down a giant hill? Build a gingerbread house or decorate a Christmas tree? There are 22 would you rather questions and 10 quick this-or-that pairs, like candy canes or gingerbread cookies, all written for kids and tagged for grades K–2, 3–5 and 6–8. Several are about winter in general, such as snow days, ice skating and hot cocoa, so every student can join in. Students tap A or B to vote, the results stay hidden until you press Reveal, and then the class talks about why.
Ways to use Christmas would you rather
Morning meeting
Show one question a day in December as the greeting or sharing part of morning meeting.
Brain break
Have students stand on one side of the room for A and the other for B, then press Reveal to compare with the class vote.
Opinion writing
Pick a question, let students vote, then have them write three reasons for their choice.
Party warm-up
Run a quick round of this-or-that pairs in Classroom Presentation Mode while the party gets set up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these questions only about Christmas?
No. About half are about winter in general, like snow days, sledding, ice skating and hot cocoa, so students who don’t celebrate Christmas can join in too.
How do I get back to all the other questions?
Turn the other categories back on under Categories. The main Would You Rather page keeps your own choice of categories.