Would you rather
Would you rather questions for kids on the board: two big choices, a quick class vote with percentages, then talk about why.
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Put it on a classroom screenCombine it with a timer, a noise meter and more on one board.Would you rather questions for kids — class vote on the board
Would you rather questions get every student talking. Put one on the board as two big choices, let the class vote by tapping a side for each raised hand, and watch the percentages grow; then ask “Why did you choose that?” for a quick speaking or writing task. There are 72 questions for kids in six sets (fun, school, food, animals, superpowers and think deeper) and questions don’t repeat until a set is used up. You can also type your own, like “read the book | watch the movie” for your topic.
How to use it
- 1Choose a question set or type your own questions.
- 2Show a question; tap a side for each vote, or use keys 1 and 2.
- 3Ask students to explain their choice, then go to the next question.
Ideas for your classroom
- Start the morning with a would you rather question.
- Practise giving reasons in speaking and writing.
- Use it as a quick brain break between lessons.
- Write topic questions, like “live in ancient Rome | ancient Egypt”.
Live polls on every student’s device
In Edform students answer polls and word clouds from their own devices and the results appear on your board.
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Are these would you rather questions free?
You can try them free without an account. After a few uses a free Edform teacher account keeps them unlimited, with no credit card.
Are the questions suitable for kids?
Yes. They are written for primary and middle school: silly, school and food dilemmas plus a set to make them think.
Can I write my own questions?
Yes. Choose “My questions” and type one per line, with the two choices separated by a | sign.
How does the vote work?
Tap a side once for every student who chooses it (or press 1 or 2). The counts and percentages show on each side.
Can students vote on their own devices?
Yes, in Edform: live polls and word clouds let every student answer from their own device, and the results appear on your screen.
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