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Would You Rather Vote Board

Show Would You Rather questions on the board, count the class vote and reveal the results. Ready-made questions for kids and teens, or add your own. Free.

How to use the Would You Rather vote board

  1. Show a question. Students move to the A side or the B side of the room, or raise their hands.
  2. Count each side with the + buttons, then press Show result.
  3. Ask one or two students from each side to explain their choice in a full sentence.

Great as a morning meeting starter, an ESL speaking warm-up or a quick brain break. See the full Would You Rather game guide for variations.

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Rules, variations and tips for similar games you can run with paper or nothing at all.

Icebreakers

Would You Rather

Give students two choices and have them pick a side of the room, then explain their reasoning.

  • ⏱ 5–15 min
  • πŸŽ“ 3–12
  • ✏️ No prep
Icebreakers

This or That

A fast two-choice warm-up: pizza or tacos, summer or winter.

  • ⏱ 3–10 min
  • πŸŽ“ K–12
  • ✏️ No prep
Brain breaks

Four Corners

Students tiptoe to one of four labeled corners while a caller with eyes closed picks a corner.

  • ⏱ 5–15 min
  • πŸŽ“ K–8
  • ✏️ No prep

Questions teachers ask

Frequently asked questions

Are the questions appropriate for school?

Yes. The ready-made sets are written for kids and teens in class. You can also replace them with your own.

Can I use it for debates?

Yes. The discussion set for grades 6–12 has prompts that work for quick opinion debates.