Twenty silly, kind and easy would-you-rather questions written for children, with a friendly follow-up so everyone gets a turn to explain.
Pick either option to reveal the follow-up question, then move on when the group is ready. Nothing is scored or marked correct.
Best for: Families, Students. Your unfinished progress stays in this browser so you can return later.
Yes. The full activity works in the page, and your progress is saved locally on this device.
Yes. Download the puzzle PDF for players and the separate answer key when you need the solution.
No. Both options are valid, nothing is scored, and the second PDF is a discussion sheet rather than an answer key.
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