Spring Would You Rather Questions for Kids

November 2026  ·  60 questions

Spring would you rather questions for kids are easy two-choice picks about rain, flowers, baby animals and sunny days outside, like “Would you rather jump in puddles or fly a kite?” or “Would you rather hold a baby chick or a baby bunny?” Below are 60 kid-friendly spring questions, sorted into six groups, so you can pull a few for a classroom warm-up, a rainy recess or the drive to the park.

Ready to play? Tap a choice on the card below, then hit next for another question.

When does spring start in 2027?

Spring starts around March 20 in the US. A few dates kids get excited about this season:

Most spring breaks fall in March or early April, so check your school calendar for yours.

60 spring would you rather questions for kids

Rain, puddles and rainbows

• Would you rather jump in puddles or fly a kite?
• Would you rather wear rain boots with frogs on them or rain boots with ducks on them?
• Would you rather have a bright yellow raincoat or a rainbow umbrella?
• Would you rather play outside in a warm spring rain or watch a storm from the window?
• Would you rather find the end of a rainbow or see a double rainbow?
• Would you rather splash in the biggest puddle in town or sail a paper boat across it?
• Would you rather have an umbrella that sings when it rains or rain boots that bounce like trampolines?
• Would you rather race raindrops down the window or listen to rain on a tent?
• Would you rather have a rainy day with a movie or a sunny day with a picnic?
• Would you rather be a raindrop for a day or a sunbeam for a day?

Flowers and gardens

• Would you rather plant a garden of flowers or a garden of vegetables?
• Would you rather grow a sunflower taller than your house or a strawberry as big as a basketball?
• Would you rather pick a bunch of tulips or a bunch of daisies?
• Would you rather smell flowers all day or eat fresh strawberries all day?
• Would you rather have a garden full of butterflies or a garden full of hummingbirds?
• Would you rather water the plants or dig the holes for new seeds?
• Would you rather have a tree house in a cherry blossom tree or in an apple tree?
• Would you rather make a flower crown for yourself or a bouquet for someone you love?
• Would you rather grow a giant pumpkin or a magic beanstalk?
• Would you rather have flowers that glow at night or flowers that sing in the morning?

Baby animals and bugs

• Would you rather hold a baby chick or a baby bunny?
• Would you rather watch a caterpillar turn into a butterfly or a tadpole turn into a frog?
• Would you rather be a ladybug or a bumblebee?
• Would you rather visit a farm full of baby lambs or a pond full of baby ducks?
• Would you rather have a pet frog or a pet turtle?
• Would you rather watch robins build a nest or watch ducklings learn to swim?
• Would you rather go on a bug hunt or a bird-watching walk?
• Would you rather be as busy as a bee or as quiet as a butterfly?
• Would you rather ride on a giant ladybug or a giant butterfly?
• Would you rather spot the first robin of spring or the first butterfly?

Playing outside

• Would you rather ride your bike or go roller skating?
• Would you rather have a picnic in the park or a picnic in your backyard?
• Would you rather play on the swings or go down the slide?
• Would you rather draw with sidewalk chalk or blow bubbles?
• Would you rather go to a baseball game or play baseball in the park?
• Would you rather fly a dragon kite or a butterfly kite?
• Would you rather climb a tree or roll down a grassy hill?
• Would you rather play hopscotch or jump rope?
• Would you rather go on a nature walk or a scavenger hunt in the yard?
• Would you rather have recess outside all day or an extra-long spring break?

Easter and spring holidays

• Would you rather hunt for eggs or decorate eggs?
• Would you rather find a golden egg or a basket full of jelly beans?
• Would you rather get a chocolate bunny or a marshmallow chick?
• Would you rather decorate eggs with stickers or with paint?
• Would you rather have bunny ears for a day or a fluffy bunny tail for a day?
• Would you rather catch a leprechaun or find his pot of gold?
• Would you rather wear green on St. Patrick’s Day or wear rainbow colors on the first day of spring?
• Would you rather plant a tree on Earth Day or help clean up a park?
• Would you rather spend spring break at the beach or at your grandparents’ house?
• Would you rather get a basket of books or a basket of outdoor toys?

Silly spring questions

• Would you rather hop like a bunny all day or waddle like a duck all day?
• Would you rather have hair made of flowers or shoes made of grass?
• Would you rather be able to talk to bugs or understand what birds are singing?
• Would you rather have it rain jelly beans or rain bubbles?
• Would you rather have a rainbow follow you everywhere or a butterfly that sits on your shoulder?
• Would you rather sneeze flower petals or hiccup bubbles?
• Would you rather live in a mushroom house or a giant birdhouse?
• Would you rather be a kite flying high or a paper boat floating in a puddle?
• Would you rather wear rain boots to bed or pajamas to the park?
• Would you rather have spring all year long or spring twice a year?

How to play spring would you rather with kids

1. Pick a group of questions. Ten is a good round for most kids.
2. Read one out loud. Everyone picks at the same time so nobody just copies a friend.
3. Ask one or two kids why. Short answers are fine. “Because bunnies are soft” counts.
4. Let kids make one up. End the round by asking a kid to invent a spring question for everyone else.

Spring would you rather in the classroom

These work well as a quick brain break when spring fever hits and nobody can sit still. Try one of these:

• Four corners, two choices. Kids move to one side of the room for each answer. It’s a great wiggle break on rainy indoor recess days.
• Thumbs up, thumbs down. Thumbs up for the first choice, thumbs down for the second. Fast and quiet.
• Write and defend. For older kids, pick one question and have them write three sentences explaining their choice. It sneaks in a little opinion writing.

Want a question for every school day? Our question of the day list keeps it going all year.

Which spring questions fit which moment?

Celebrating Easter on March 28? The Easter edition has a full holiday deck. For St. Patrick’s Day, try the St. Patrick’s Day questions.

Tips for younger kids

For ages 3 to 5, stick to the baby animals and playing outside sections. They’re easy to picture, and you can act them out: hop like a bunny, flap like a butterfly. For ages 6 to 10, add the silly questions and let them argue it out. Kids this age love defending a pick like “rain jelly beans” with total confidence.

What most people get wrong

Only using these indoors. Spring questions are even better outside. Play while you walk to the bus stop, wait in the car line, or take a break on the playground. A question about puddles lands differently when you’re standing next to one.

Want the all-ages version for older siblings and grown-ups? The spring edition has tougher picks. When you’re ready, tap the button on the card above to play all 60 spring questions in the full Would You Rather game.

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