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Would you rather
A 'Would you rather' question is a simple way to get students talking, laughing, and thinking. It’s a favorite activity for brain breaks, morning meetings, and building classroom community. These moments help students practice speaking and listening skills while learning about each other in a low-pressure setting.
Using a projected screen makes it easy to display questions, track responses, and keep everyone focused. With ready-made templates for every age group, you can launch a fun debate in seconds—no prep needed. Just pick a screen, project it, and watch your students engage.
Templates for Would you rather
Pre-K (ages 3–5)
Would-you-rather for pre-K (ages 3–5)
Fun would-you-rather poll with spinner and timer for pre-K. Free, easy, and ready to use with any device.
Kindergarten to 2nd grade
Would-you-rather poll for K–2 classrooms
A ready-made would-you-rather poll and spinner for grades K–2, with timer and fun backgrounds.
Grades 3–5 (ages 8–11)
Would-you-rather for grades 3–5
A quick, interactive would-you-rather activity with poll, spinner, and timer for grades 3–5.
Grades 6-8 (ages 11–14)
Would-you-rather poll for grades 6–8
A ready-to-use would-you-rather poll with spinner and timer for grades 6–8.
Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)
Would-you-rather poll for high school (grades 9–12)
A ready-to-use would-you-rather poll with a timer and spinner for high school classes.
Why teachers like it
- Quickly start engaging discussions with no prep.
- Encourage every student to participate and share.
- Build classroom community and speaking confidence.
How to set it up
- 1Sign in to your Edform teacher account.
- 2Browse the 'Would you rather' classroom screen templates for your grade.
- 3Pick a question set or create your own from a template.
- 4Project the screen so all students can see the question.
- 5Invite students to respond by raising hands, moving to sides of the room, or voting with their devices using the QR code poll widget.
Tips
- Start with simple, lighthearted questions for younger students.
- Use the poll widget for anonymous voting if students are shy.
- Follow up with a few students to explain their choices to build speaking skills.
- Mix in curriculum-related questions for older grades.
Questions teachers ask
Can I edit the questions on the template?
Yes, you can adapt any template to fit your class or create your own questions.
How do students vote?
Students can vote by raising hands, moving in the classroom, or using the poll widget on their phones via QR code.
Are these screens suitable for all ages?
Yes, there are ready-made sets for K–12, and you can adjust the language or topics as needed.