Would You Rather Questions for Kids: Autumn Themed


Would You Rather Questions for Kids: Autumn Themed

The autumn edition of Would You Rather contains over FIFTY clever, thought provoking, and sometimes silly questions for all ages.

Kids of all ages LOVE Would You Rather questions! This booklet is full of 50 questions centered around autumn, Halloween and Thanksgiving.

Here is a sampling of what you’ll find in this printable. Would you rather…

  • have a Halloween candy food fight or a Thanksgiving dinner food fight?
  • live in a house made from hay bales or corn stalks?
  • have turkey legs for ears or candy corn for fingernails?
  • wake up a bear that’s begun to hibernate or be locked in a room of squirrels?
  • stuff a scarecrow or help a squirrel gather acorns?
  • have a mini gourd as a nose or corn cobs for feet?
  • have to balance a pie on your head during dinner or eat wearing a football helmet?
Would You Rather Questions for Kids: Autumn Themed

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