Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)Ages 14–18
Would-you-rather poll for high school (grades 9–12)
Use this would-you-rather template as a quick warm-up, brain break, or class transition for grades 9–12. Students join with their phones to vote, see live results, and discuss choices together.
The screen includes a poll, a spinner wheel for extra questions, and a timer to keep things moving. Backgrounds and tools are ready—just project and start.
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How to use it in class
- 1Project the screen and pick a background that fits your class mood.
- 2Ask students to scan the QR code to join the poll on their devices.
- 3Read the would-you-rather question out loud and start the timer.
- 4Let students vote and watch the live results together.
- 5Use the spinner wheel for follow-up questions or to pick students to explain their choices.
Why it works
- It gets everyone talking and builds classroom community.
- It gives every student a voice, even the quiet ones.
- It helps students practice quick thinking and respectful debate.
Tips
- Pick questions that are light but still interesting for teens.
- Let students suggest their own would-you-rather questions.
- Use the timer to keep the pace so everyone stays engaged.
- Encourage students to explain their reasoning after voting.
Make it your own
- Use subject-specific questions (e.g., science dilemmas in biology).
- Try it as a virtual icebreaker in remote or hybrid classes.
- Adapt for special needs by reading questions aloud and allowing verbal responses.
Questions teachers ask
How long should I spend on a would-you-rather activity?
5–10 minutes is usually enough for a quick warm-up or brain break. Adjust based on your schedule.
Can I add my own questions to the spinner wheel?
Yes, you can edit the wheel to include your own would-you-rather questions or topics.
What if some students don't have devices?
You can have students vote by raising hands, or pair up those without devices with classmates who do.
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