Christmas Would You Rather Questions for Kids (48 Printable Cards)

A free set of 48 Christmas would you rather cards for kids: Santa and the North Pole, presents and treats, holiday traditions and silly Christmas questions.

Christmas would you rather cards for kids: four cards about Santa and the North Pole with a reindeer, gingerbread man, Santa and penguin

Would you rather ride in Santa’s sleigh or spend a day in his workshop? These Christmas would you rather questions get kids talking, giggling and explaining their choices, at the dinner table, in the car or during a classroom party.

What’s inside

  • 48 would you rather cards, four to a page, each with a cute christmas character and an “OR” choice
  • Santa and the North Pole: 12 cards about elves, reindeer, the sleigh and the workshop
  • Presents and Treats: 12 cards about gifts, cookies, cocoa and stockings
  • Holiday Traditions: 12 cards about trees, lights, songs and Christmas cards
  • Silly Christmas: 12 funny cards, like sneezing glitter or talking like a snowman
  • How to play page with simple rules for families and classrooms
  • Write your own page: 4 blank cards so kids can invent their own questions

Ways to use the cards

  • Christmas party game: pass a card around the circle and let everyone answer.
  • Morning meeting or brain break in December.
  • Advent fun: put one card a day in your advent calendar.
  • Family dinner or a long car ride to visit relatives.

Who it is for

Made for kids about 4 to 11. Younger children can answer out loud while a grown-up reads; older kids can read the cards themselves and explain their choice. Print the card pages at 100% on US Letter paper (A4 works with “Fit to page”), cut along the dashed lines and keep the cards in an envelope or a jar. Every question is original and kid friendly.

More Christmas fun: Roll a Santa dice game, the Christmas lights scavenger hunt and the year-round would you rather questions for kids. See all Christmas activities for kids.

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