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Would you rather questions for kids, all clean and all kind

Kid-friendly would you rather questions: treats, superpowers, adventures and everyday picks. No gross-out, nothing mean, and every one is more fun when the kid has to say why.

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Kumustahan is a bilingual conversation card app: 1,200 questions in English and Filipino across 7 decks, with a short reflection on the back of every card.

Icebreakers№ 02

Which would you want free for life: breakfast or dessert?

Pumili ng libreng pagkain habambuhay: breakfast o dessert.

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Make your first order. You can choose something familiar or invent a dish.

Piliin ang unang oorderin mo. Puwedeng paborito mo na o pagkaing iimbentuhin mo.

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The questions

17 would you rather questions for kids

Every question in English and Filipino/Tagalog, word for word from the Kumustahan decks. Open “Back of the card” for the reflection printed on the other side.

Food and treats

5 questions

Easiest to start with. Every kid has a strong opinion.

  1. Which would you want free for life: breakfast or dessert?

    Pumili ng libreng pagkain habambuhay: breakfast o dessert.

    Back of the card

    Make your first order. You can choose something familiar or invent a dish.

    Piliin ang unang oorderin mo. Puwedeng paborito mo na o pagkaing iimbentuhin mo.

  2. Two choices: unlimited snacks or perfect sleep for one week. Defend your pick.

    Dalawa lang: unlimited snacks o perfect sleep for one week. I-defend ang pick mo.

    Back of the card

    Low-stakes choices still reveal priorities. Snack joy and good sleep are both valid campaign platforms.

    Kahit low-stakes, may priorities pa rin. Snack joy at good sleep, parehong valid campaign platform.

  3. You and a friend want different snacks. What would you do?

    Magkaiba kayo ng friend mo ng gustong snack. Ano ang gagawin mo?

    Back of the card

    Same choice every time, or would it depend on the day?

    Pareho ba ang gagawin mo palagi, o depende sa araw?

  4. Would you rather have someone cook or clean for you?

    Mas gusto mo bang may magluto o maglinis para sa'yo?

    Back of the card

    Picture doing something you enjoy while they handle the task.

    Isipin ang masayang gagawin mo habang sila ang bahala.

  5. Pick one drink that makes an ordinary day feel a little special.

    Pumili ng isang drink na nagpaparamdam na medyo special ang ordinary day.

    Back of the card

    A drink can turn an ordinary pause into a tiny celebration. Sometimes that small upgrade is the whole point.

    Minsan isang drink lang, parang may small celebration na sa ordinary day. Yun na yung tiny upgrade.

Superpowers and magic

5 questions

Flying, replaying time, lending powers, chores that do themselves.

  1. Pick one comic-book power: fly anywhere or appear instantly in another place.

    Pumili ng comic-book power: lumipad kahit saan o makarating agad sa ibang lugar.

    Back of the card

    You have an afternoon to try your power. Choose your first stop.

    May isang hapon ka para subukan ang power mo. Piliin ang unang pupuntahan mo.

  2. Which button would you rather have: pause a busy hour or replay a favorite hour?

    Kung may time button, alin ang pipiliin mo: i-pause ang isang abalang oras o ulitin ang paborito mong oras?

    Back of the card

    Your button needs a label. What would you write on it?

    Kailangan ng label ang button mo. Ano ang isusulat mo rito?

  3. Pick a tiny superpower that would make things easier.

    Pick one tiny superpower na magpapadali ng ginagawa mo.

    Back of the card

    Tiny superpowers are best when they solve tiny annoyances. Not every power needs a cape; some just need shorter lines.

    Best ang tiny superpowers kapag tiny annoyances ang sinosolve. Hindi lahat kailangan ng cape; minsan shorter lines lang.

  4. If you could lend someone a superpower for one day, what power would you give?

    Kung mapapahiram mo ng superpower ang isang tao nang isang araw, anong power ang ibibigay mo?

    Back of the card

    Imagine their first reaction when they try the borrowed power.

    Isipin ang unang reaction nila kapag sinubukan ang hiniram na power.

  5. Give one household chore the power to finish itself. Which chore disappears?

    Kung may isang gawaing-bahay na kusang matatapos, alin ang pipiliin mo?

    Back of the card

    The chore is already done. Finish: "Now I can..."

    Tapos na ang gawaing iyon. Ituloy: "Ngayon, puwede na akong..."

Adventures

3 questions

Space or ocean, jungle or future city, which animal for a day.

  1. Choose a safe tour: outer space or the bottom of the ocean.

    Pumili ng ligtas na tour: outer space o ilalim ng dagat.

    Back of the card

    Choose one sight from the tour you would want as your phone wallpaper.

    Pumili ng tanawin sa tour na gusto mong gawing wallpaper sa phone.

  2. For one afternoon, would you explore a peaceful village, a future city, or a jungle with a guide?

    Saan mo gustong magpalipas ng hapon: tahimik na village, siyudad sa future, o gubat na may guide?

    Back of the card

    Bring home an imaginary souvenir from your visit. What is it?

    Mag-uwi ng souvenir mula sa pagbisitang iniisip mo. Ano iyon?

  3. If you could spend a day as any animal, which would you choose?

    Kung puwede kang maging hayop nang isang araw, anong hayop ang pipiliin mo?

    Back of the card

    Imagine your first meal as that animal. Where would you look for it?

    Isipin ang unang pagkain mo bilang hayop na iyon. Saan mo ito hahanapin?

Everyday picks

4 questions

Small choices that start surprisingly long debates.

  1. For one month, you can have music or movies, but not both. Which do you keep?

    Kung isa lang ang puwede mong ma-enjoy sa loob ng isang buwan, music o movies ang pipiliin mo?

    Back of the card

    Name the first song or movie you would return to when the month ends.

    Anong kanta o movie ang una mong babalikan pagkatapos ng buwan?

  2. Pick one small mood upgrade, like a drink, song, scent, snack, or clean space.

    Pumili ng isang small mood upgrade, like drink, song, scent, snack, o malinis na space.

    Back of the card

    A mood upgrade does not need to be big. Sometimes one small detail is enough to change the angle of the day.

    Hindi kailangang malaki ang mood upgrade. Minsan isang small detail lang, nag-iiba na yung angle ng araw.

  3. Pick a mascot for your current mood: sleepy, dramatic, cheerful, chaotic, or something else.

    Pumili ng mascot para sa current mood mo: sleepy, dramatic, cheerful, chaotic, o iba pa.

    Back of the card

    Current mood is sometimes easier to explain through a mascot. It can be tired, dramatic, cheerful, or strangely accurate.

    Minsan mas madaling i-explain ang current mood gamit mascot. Puwedeng pagod, dramatic, cheerful, o weirdly accurate.

  4. Which toy would you want to make as tall as you?

    Anong laruan ang gusto mong maging kasingtangkad mo?

    Back of the card

    You can choose a toy you know or invent one. What would you do with it?

    Puwedeng laruan na kilala mo o sariling imbento. Ano ang gagawin mo rito?

How to use them

Before you ask

Would you rather is the easiest conversation game for kids because the hard part, coming up with an answer, is already done. They only have to pick. The real conversation is the “why,” and that’s where kids show how they think.

A lot of would you rather lists for kids lean on gross-out choices or picks that make someone look bad. These stay clean and kind: treats, powers, adventures and small everyday choices. They work in a classroom, at a birthday party and with grandparents in the room.

Play it out loud: read the question, everyone points or calls their pick at once, then each person gets ten seconds to defend it. Some of these have three options or a “pick one” twist, which keeps it from being a coin toss.

Good for

  • Car rides and waiting rooms
  • Classroom brain breaks
  • Kids’ birthday parties
  • Family game night warm-ups
  • Rainy-day boredom

Tips

  1. Everyone picks at the same time, by pointing, so nobody copies.
  2. Make every pick come with one “because.”
  3. Let kids invent a third option if they can argue for it.
  4. Split the room: one side for each answer, then let people switch after hearing reasons.
  5. Keep the pace quick; would you rather is better fast than deep.

Decks for this

Would you rather for kids

Frequently asked questions

What are good would you rather questions for kids?

Clean, picture-able choices: fly anywhere or appear instantly somewhere, breakfast or dessert free for life, a tour of outer space or the bottom of the ocean. The best ones have two good answers, so kids have to explain their pick.

Are these would you rather questions appropriate for school?

Yes. None of them are gross, scary or about other people, so they work as classroom brain breaks and icebreakers.

How do you play would you rather with kids?

Read the question, everyone picks at once, then each player gives one reason. For a bigger group, send each answer to a different side of the room.

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