Thanksgiving Would You Rather Questions for Kids Printable

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Grab this free printable Would You Rather Questions for Kids Thanksgiving sheet! A fun, silly way to keep kids laughing and talking at the Thanksgiving table. Thanksgiving Free Printables make for a fun & budget-friendly holiday.

Thanksgiving Would You Rather for Kids Free Printable

Would You Rather Questions for Kids Thanksgiving-style make the whole day more fun! 🦃 Let’s be honest. The turkey takes forever, and the kids get restless fast. So I made a set of silly questions to keep everyone giggling at the dinner table. Plus, they’re totally free!

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What Are These Thanksgiving Would You Rather Questions?

This free printable is a sheet of 25 kid-friendly questions. Each one gives two funny choices. For example, would you rather have a pet turkey or a pet pumpkin that can walk? You simply print the sheet and ask away.

The top of the page says “Would You Rather,” so the questions stay short and easy to read. Also, each OR stands out in bold. That makes it simple for little readers to spot both choices. Honestly, it’s a fun game that takes about two minutes to prep. 🎉

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All 25 Thanksgiving Would You Rather Questions

Curious what’s on the sheet? Here’s the full list of silly questions included in the printable. Each one starts with “Would you rather” at the top of the page. Get ready for some giggles! 😂

  1. Eat mashed potatoes with every meal for a week OR pie for breakfast every day?
  2. Be a turkey who can fly OR a turkey who can talk?
  3. Have gravy come out of the faucet OR cranberry sauce fall from the sky?
  4. Eat Thanksgiving dinner with a dinosaur OR with a pirate?
  5. Have a pie that never runs out OR a bowl of stuffing that never runs out?
  6. Jump in a giant pile of leaves OR a giant pile of mashed potatoes?
  7. Be a float in the Thanksgiving parade OR ride on one?
  8. Gobble like a turkey every time you laugh OR say “pass the pie” every time you sneeze?
  9. Eat only green beans OR only corn for all of Thanksgiving dinner?
  10. Have a pet turkey OR a pet pumpkin that can walk?
  11. Help cook the whole dinner OR do all the dishes afterward?
  12. Sit at the kids’ table forever OR the grown-ups’ table forever?
  13. Have whipped cream on everything OR sprinkles on everything?
  14. Wear a Pilgrim hat all day OR a turkey costume all day?
  15. Eat a turkey leg as big as your arm OR a dinner roll as big as your head?
  16. Win the wishbone pull OR get the first slice of pie?
  17. Play football in the backyard OR watch the parade in your pajamas?
  18. Have Thanksgiving in a treehouse OR in a castle?
  19. Be as small as a cranberry OR as big as a pumpkin?
  20. Have feathers like a turkey OR a tail like a squirrel?
  21. Eat pie with your hands OR mashed potatoes with a fork that has holes in it?
  22. Have your whole family over for dinner OR go to someone else’s house?
  23. Smell like pumpkin pie all day OR like a roasted turkey all day?
  24. Take a nap after dinner OR play and run around outside?
  25. Write a thank-you note to your favorite food OR your favorite toy?
Keep the kids laughing and chatting at the dinner table with Thanksgiving would you rather questions

Why You’ll Love This Idea

First of all, this sheet saves your sanity. You know that stretch before the Thanksgiving meal when everyone just waits around? These questions fill that gap perfectly. Kids stay busy, and grown-ups get a good laugh too. It was the best kind of chaos when answers clashed!

Beyond that, they bring the whole family together. Grandparents, cousins, and even extended family can join in. Nobody needs special rules or supplies. In fact, it works like a Thanksgiving icebreaker game for the entire group. It’s a great way to get quiet relatives talking without any pressure (keep the conversation flowing with my low-pressure Thanksgiving Conversation Starters).

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How to Use Would You Rather Questions for Kids Thanksgiving

To download, head to the end of the post and enter your name and email address in the dark green download box. The PDF file will be sent to your inbox.

Using this sheet is super easy. Start by printing the sheet on cardstock for a sturdier page. Next, start asking. Or give everyone their own copy of the sheet, and let them circle there answers first, then discuss.

During the family gathering, let each ask a question. After that, everyone picks an answer and explains why. The “why” is where the funny stuff happens! Finally, let the next person ask a question. Kids can take turns reading, which also sneaks in a little reading practice. 📚

Three sheets of Thanksgiving Would you rather questions for kids

Ways to Use the Printable

These cards work in so many spots! You don’t have to save them just for the big meal. Here are a few ideas I love:

  • Place cards: Tuck one sheet at each seat before the Thanksgiving dinner starts.
  • Waiting game: Pull them out while the sweet potatoes finish baking.
  • Dessert chat: Save a few for when everyone grabs a slice of pie.
  • Parade party: Play during commercials of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
  • Classroom fun: Teachers can use them for morning meetings in November.
  • Road trip: Bring them in the car on the drive to Grandma’s house.
A table with a sheet of Thanksgiving would you rather questions and crayons on it

Fun Variations to Try

Want to mix things up? Try a “stand up, sit down” version. Kids stand for the first choice and sit for the second. It’s a better way to get wiggly kids moving before the big meal!

Another option is a dress-up round. Hand out a pilgrim hat or turkey costume pieces to whoever gives the silliest answer. Similarly, you can keep score for the funniest reason. The winner gets the first scoop of ice cream on their apple pie. 🍨

Older kids might enjoy writing their own questions. Give them blank cards and see what they create. For instance, would you rather eat green bean casserole for breakfast or cranberry sauce on ice cream? That’s a tough choice, you know! Their ideas usually beat mine anyway.

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Common Questions About Thanksgiving Would You Rather Games

What age is this printable best for?

These cards work best for kids ages 4 to 12. Younger kids can answer while a grown-up reads. Meanwhile, older kids can read and even add their own silly questions.

Can adults play too?

Absolutely! Adults love these fun conversation starters just as much as kids. In my house, Grandma gets the most dramatic about her answers. Honestly, it’s the perfect game for immediate family and big crowds alike.

Do I need anything special to print them?

Not at all! Regular printer paper works fine. However, cardstock holds up better if you want to reuse. You can even laminate it and save them for next year’s holiday season.

Are these good for a classroom Thanksgiving party?

Yes! Teachers can read one question at a time to the entire group. Then, kids move to one side of the room for each answer. It’s a fun way to celebrate the first Thanksgiving unit without another worksheet.

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My Favorite Printable Supplies:

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  • Printer: I love my HP Home Printer, it prints beautifully everytime no matter what projects I am working on.
  • Paper: Depending on the durability you want with your printables, consider printing on white card stock or high quality paper.
  • Laminator: For printables you are planning to use over and over again, simply laminate and use dry erase markers to mark up the printables.
  • Paper Cutter: I love my CARL Paper Cutter. It makes trimming and cutting out printables a breeze.
  • Sticker Paper: When printing tags or other free printables, sticker paper can make it easy to attach to gifts, boxes, or to make your own stickers.
  • Cutting Supplies: You’ll want a great pair of paper cutting scissors and I love using an Xacto Knife for intricate details.
  • Pens and Coloring Supplies: Here are some of my favorite writing tools for pencils and pens. Coloring supplies that I love to use in my own home: colored pencils, crayons, markers for adults, and markers for kids.
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Grab Your Free Would You Rather Questions for Kids Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is all about gratitude, family members, and way too much pie. These Would You Rather Questions for Kids Thanksgiving add some extra giggles to your Thanksgiving feast. They take minutes to prep but create memories that last. Trust me, your kids will ask for them every year! 🥧

Download your free printable today and start the laughs early. Don’t forget to save this post to your favorite Pinterest board so you can find it next November! 📌 Also, join my email list for more free printables, easy recipes, and seasonal fun delivered right to your inbox. Happy Thanksgiving, friend! 🧡

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