Kindergarten to 2nd gradeAges 5–8
Would-you-rather poll for K–2 classrooms
Use this template for a quick would-you-rather poll during morning meeting, brain breaks, or as a transition. Students answer on their own devices or by raising hands while you project the poll.
The class sees a colorful background, a poll with two choices, a name spinner for turn-taking, and a timer to keep things moving. It’s made for young students and free for teachers.
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How to use it in class
- 1Sign up for a free account and open the template.
- 2Project the screen and pick a background your class will like.
- 3Read the would-you-rather question or let students read it.
- 4Start the poll so students can vote from their devices or raise hands.
- 5Use the spinner wheel to pick a student to explain their choice.
- 6Set the timer for discussion or voting time, then share the results.
Why it works
- Builds classroom community by helping students learn about each other.
- Encourages speaking and listening skills in a low-pressure way.
- Gives students a predictable routine for transitions or brain breaks.
Tips
- Use simple words and read questions aloud for emerging readers.
- Let students suggest their own would-you-rather questions.
- Keep the pace quick to hold young students’ attention.
Make it your own
- Use subject-themed questions for math or reading.
- Let students answer by moving to different sides of the room.
- Try it in a remote or hybrid setting with the poll link shared online.
Questions teachers ask
How do I keep all students engaged during the poll?
Let everyone vote on their device or by raising hands. Use the spinner wheel to randomly select students to share their thinking so everyone gets a turn.
Can I add my own would-you-rather questions?
Yes, you can edit the poll and spinner wheel to include your own questions and choices that fit your class or lesson.
What if some students can’t read the questions yet?
Read the questions and choices aloud, and display them in large, clear text. Visual backgrounds and images can also help support understanding.
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