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These “Would You Rather” opinion writing activities for Google Slides are the perfect way to keep your kids engaged this MARCH. Kids are always starting a conversation with the phrase, “Would you rather . . .?” For St. Patrick’s Day and all the other fun that the month of March 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 OF THE QUESTIONS IN THIS PACK INCLUDE:
- Would you rather learn things you find interesting or things you think you need to know?
- Would you rather create a list of goals or life hacks?
- Would you rather be a leprechaun or an elf?
- Would you rather abolish war or find a cure for every type of cancer?
- Would you rather spend the rest of your life rescuing animals or bringing comfort to the elderly?
- Would you rather have all your teeth or hair fall out at once?
- Would you rather go to the entire Summer Games or one Basketball Finals game?
- Would you rather your hair turn green or to only be able to eat green foods?
- Would you rather kiss a lizard or a cockroach?
- Would you rather only be able to text in GIFS or EMOJIS?
- Would you rather meet St. Patrick or Abraham Lincoln?
- PLUS 20 MORE!
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