Christmas would your rather questions

Printable would your rather Christmas questions

Here are some Christmas would you rather questions which we’ve created as a set of 27 printable cards for all the family to enjoy.

There are thought provoking moral dilemmas, silly questions, magical Christmas fantasy questions and (of course) some things that you really wouldn’t rather at all!

Would you rather cards are lots of fun and can be used as conversation-starters, lunch box notes or (as we will be doing) in home made Christmas Crackers instead of jokes. You could even use them as gift tags and write the “to” and “from” details on the back.

Would you rather questions for Christmas as free printable cards

The game of would you rather is something which has recently taken the world by a storm. My kids love randomly asking me bizarre “would you rather” questions out of nowhere, and they often have surprisingly well thought-out answers to them themselves.

Our rules for playing would you rather are simple. Your answer to the question can’t be “both” or “neither”, you have to choose one of the two options and say why.


Christmas would you rather questions for kids

Our Christmas would you rather questions include some tricky moral dilemmas, such as “Would you rather win the Lotto or have Peace on Earth?“.

thought provoking would you rather questions for Christmas

There are also some magical Christmas fantasy questions like “Would you rather the world be made of Gingerbread or the world be made or Chocolate?“.

Would you rather CHristmas fantasy questions

Plus we’ve included some things you absolutely wouldn’t rather, like “Would you rather grow a permanent glowing Rudolph nose or a permanent long white Santa beard?”

You just have to pick the thing you wouldn’t rather the least!

Funny Christmas would you rather questions 

To collect your free set of printable would you rather questions enter your email address into the box below and it will be emailed directly to your inbox.

Try placing them as a stack of cards next to the Christmas nibbles, and see what people come up with as answers.

Christmas would you rather questions for kids as printable cards

We hope you have fun playing would you rather this Christmas!

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