This or That for Kids

Play This or That questions for kids, free

Every other result for this is a blog post with eighty questions in it and a suggestion that you read them out. This page deals them instead. Press start and a card appears — tap a side, the next one comes up, and ten questions later it is over. It is built for a phone held by a child, so the tap targets are large and there is nothing to read except the two choices.

The kids pack

Nothing frightening, nothing rude, nothing about grown-up subjects. Just the choices children actually argue about.

• Ice creamor cake?
• Dinosaursor dragons?
• Flyingor invisibility?
• Puppyor kitten?
• Pancakesor waffles?
• Slideor swing?
• Snow dayor beach day?
• Piratesor astronauts?

How to play it with children

1. Press start. The kids pack is already loaded on this page.
2. Keep the round at 10. Children lose interest at about question twelve, reliably.
3. In a car or at a table: switch to pass-and-play in Options, put everyone’s name in and hand one phone round.
4. In a classroom: put it on the board and have the room vote with hands before you tap. It works as a two-minute settler at the start of a lesson.
5. Ask why, but only sometimes. The game is fast because nobody has to justify an answer; one “why did you pick that?” per round is the most it will take.

Car journeys, classrooms and parties

It needs no pieces, no printing and no preparation, which is most of why it survives in a car. For a birthday party, run a round on the big screen before the food and let the room shout. For a classroom, it is a settler: two minutes, everybody participates, nobody has to be clever.

Would You Rather, but easier

Would You Rather asks a child to imagine something and then explain it. That is a big ask for a five-year-old and it is where the game usually stalls. This or That asks about things they already have an opinion on, so it moves and nobody gets stuck.

More This or That

• This or That GameThe full game — every category mixed, plus a new daily round.
• All This or That QuestionsThe complete list, sorted by category, free to use.
• Halloween This or ThatSpooky enough for a party, safe enough for a classroom.
• Christmas This or ThatReal tree or artificial, Eve or morning, turkey or ham.
• This or That for WorkA five-minute team icebreaker about habits, not feelings.

A free This or That game for kids. No account, no app store detour — just open it and play.