How it works
These would you rather Earth Day questions are choices about looking after the planet: what to fix, reuse, grow, protect or give up. Earth Day falls on April 22 each year; the cards work any day.
Read the full guide
Six topics, from the bin to the whole planet
Trash and reuse, Energy and water at home, Getting around, Wild places and animals and Food and gardens hold 10 real choices each, such as Walk everywhere for a month or bike everywhere for a month. Planet-sized wishes holds 10 that no one can do yet, such as Talk to whales or talk to trees.
Where the argument starts
Press Hard for 12 cards where both sides cost something, such as Give up flying for ten years or give up driving for one year. Ask each side to name what they would miss most.
Tips
- Deal Energy and water at home last: every family finds out who leaves the lights on.
Questions and answers
What are good Earth Day would you rather questions for a class?
Start with the Easy cards, such as Build a home for bats or build a home for bees, and Heat your home with the sun or cool your home with the wind. Each side is something a student can picture at once.
When is Earth Day?
April 22 every year. The first Earth Day was held on April 22, 1970, in the United States, and it is now marked around the world.
Can I print the Earth Day questions?
Yes. Press Print questions for all 60 as slips to cut apart, or press a topic first to print only its 10 cards.