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These “Would You Rather” opinion writing activities for Google Slides are the perfect way to keep your kids engaged this JUNE. Kids are always starting a conversation with the phrase, “Would you rather . . .?” As Summer gets underway and with all the other fun that the month of June brings, keep your kids writing with a smile as they make a decision between two different things and explain the their reasoning.
I love “Would You Rather” questions. They are perfect for introducing or working on opinion writing as kids are asked to make a choice and explain why they made the choice they did. Sometimes the kids find the choice easy to make. Other times it is a close call!
“Would You Rather” activities are very versatile. I like to use them as quick warm-ups, for mini-lessons, classroom polls, literacy centers, for early finishers, or for differentiation.
This comes with 30 fun “Would You Rather” writing activities on Google Slides for your kids to enjoy.
SOME QUESTIONS IN THIS JUNE PACK INCLUE:
- Would you rather drink out of a stranger’s glass or eat your own booger?
- Would you rather have 100 boxes of cookies or $100?
- Would you rather be able to predict the future or erase people’s memory?
- Would you rather sleep in an igloo or a teepee for a year?
- Would you rather have cars that fly or pots of gold at the end of every rainbow?
- Would you rather be stuck at the top of a ferris wheel or in an elevator?
- Would you rather blow your nose with sand paper or use bubble wrap for toilet paper?
- Would you rather have a talking bird or a dancing turtle?
- Would you rather eat dirt or weeds?
- Would you rather bathe in snot or dirty dish water?
- PLUS 20 MORE!
Wishing you an amazing year with your students!
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