QuillAndStar
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120 Would You Rather question cards for kids in 5 themed decks, plus blank cards, card backs, a scoreboard and a write-and-draw page. 21 pages, Letter and A4.
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Save to PinterestWould you rather burp bubbles or sneeze glitter? Every card asks a question like that, and the fun is in hearing each kid defend their answer. There are 120 questions, split into five decks of 24: Silly, Animals, Food, School and Superpowers. Each deck is printed in its own color, so the cards are easy to sort back into piles after a game.
The how-to-play page lists six ways to use them. The classic way is to read a card aloud and have everyone pick A or B and say why. In Pick a Side, kids walk to one side of the room for their answer, and in Guess My Answer, one player picks secretly while the others guess and keep score on the included scoreboard. The page also suggests how to play at each age: a grown-up reads for kids 4 to 6, and kids aged 8 to 12 can play on their own and write new cards.
Eight blank cards are there for your own questions. The write-and-draw page gives a child space to answer two prompts on paper, which suits a classroom.
In the print dialog, set the scale to Actual size (100%). Card stock gives you cards that survive a car trip. Print the card backs on the reverse of each card sheet, or glue them on, so nobody can read the next question early. An envelope per deck keeps them sorted in a bag or glove box.
Ages 4 to 12. Younger kids point to A or B while a grown-up reads, and older kids can read, keep score and write their own questions.
Yes. Pick a Side works well for a room full of kids, and the write-and-draw page gives each child a sheet to fill in.
No. Each deck has its own pages, so you can print only the themes you want.
