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Spring Would You Rather Questions for March, April and Easter

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Spring Would You Rather Questions for March, April and Easter

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Rain and mud 16

  • Would you rather bake a tray of mud pies or stir a bucket of mud soup?
  • Would you rather find a rainbow after every storm or find a perfect puddle instead?
  • Would you rather get a mud day at recess or get a rain day off school?
  • Would you rather get rain every spring morning or get rain every spring weekend?
  • Would you rather have a hole in your left boot or have a hood that drips down your neck?
  • Would you rather have it rain all spring break or have it rain every weekend until June?
  • Would you rather lose a boot in deep mud or watch your umbrella blow into a tree?
  • Would you rather mop muddy paw prints daily or hose off muddy cleats daily?
  • Would you rather mow a soggy lawn tonight or mow a knee-high lawn next week?
  • Would you rather play a whole soccer game in mud or sit out clean and dry on the bench?
  • Would you rather rescue earthworms from the sidewalk or float a leaf boat down the gutter?
  • Would you rather sleep through a thunderstorm or watch the whole storm from the porch?
  • Would you rather slide down a muddy hill or wade across a flooded field?
  • Would you rather smell the first rain on warm pavement or hear thunder roll far away?
  • Would you rather walk home in a warm downpour or walk home in a cold drizzle?
  • Would you rather wear rain boots that squeak or carry an umbrella that flips inside out?

Gardens and growing 16

  • Would you rather eat only what you grow until June or never grow anything again?
  • Would you rather find a ladybug on every leaf or find a bee on every blossom?
  • Would you rather grow flowers that open only at night or grow ones that open once a year?
  • Would you rather grow one carrot as long as your arm or grow a thousand tiny peas?
  • Would you rather grow the tallest tulip in town or grow the biggest strawberry in town?
  • Would you rather have a yard full of butterflies or have a yard full of hummingbirds?
  • Would you rather live on a street of cherry blossoms or live on a street of tulips?
  • Would you rather plant a garden you can eat or plant a garden you can only look at?
  • Would you rather plant a tree that takes fifty years or plant a vine that takes one year?
  • Would you rather plant seeds with your bare hands or plant seeds with a kitchen spoon?
  • Would you rather pull weeds for an hour or haul watering cans for an hour?
  • Would you rather share half your garden with rabbits or fence it and never see a rabbit?
  • Would you rather sing to your seedlings every morning or read them a story every night?
  • Would you rather sneeze every time a flower opens or itch every time the grass is cut?
  • Would you rather spend Saturday at the garden center or spend Saturday spreading mulch?
  • Would you rather win best lawn on the block or win best vegetable patch on the block?

Baby animals 15

  • Would you rather be a joey in a pouch or be an owlet in a tree hollow? A young kangaroo is a joey and a young owl is an owlet.
  • Would you rather be a lamb that leaps all day or be a piglet that naps all day?
  • Would you rather be followed by a line of ducklings or be followed by a line of goslings? A young duck is a duckling and a young goose is a gosling.
  • Would you rather bottle-feed a lamb at dawn or tuck in a box of chicks at night?
  • Would you rather feed a kitten every two hours or walk a puppy at 5 a.m. all month?
  • Would you rather find a nest of robin eggs or find a den of fox kits? A young fox can be called a kit, a cub or a pup.
  • Would you rather foster kittens and hand them all back or never foster any at all?
  • Would you rather have a fawn nap in your yard or have ducks nest in your flowerpot? A young deer is a fawn.
  • Would you rather help shear the sheep or help move the beehives?
  • Would you rather hold a baby hedgehog or hold a baby echidna? A baby hedgehog is a hoglet. A baby echidna is a puggle.
  • Would you rather keep chicks in the classroom or keep tadpoles in the classroom?
  • Would you rather name a newborn alpaca or name a newborn foal? A baby alpaca is a cria. A young horse is a foal: a colt if male, a filly if female.
  • Would you rather raise a baby hare or raise a baby swan? A young hare is called a leveret and a young swan is a cygnet.
  • Would you rather spend a day in a lambing barn or spend a day at a duck pond?
  • Would you rather watch tadpoles grow legs or watch a caterpillar form a chrysalis? A young frog can be called a tadpole, a polliwog or a froglet.

Spring break 13

  • Would you rather camp in a tent on a frosty night or sleep in the car on a warm one?
  • Would you rather get sun and a pile of homework or get rain and no homework at all?
  • Would you rather go to the ballpark on opening day or go to the zoo on the first warm day?
  • Would you rather have the house to yourself all week or share a hotel room with cousins?
  • Would you rather learn to unicycle over break or learn to juggle over break?
  • Would you rather sleep until noon all week or wake early and try something new daily?
  • Would you rather spend break cleaning out your room or spend break painting the fence?
  • Would you rather spend spring break at a water park or spend spring break at a theme park?
  • Would you rather spend the week with no screens or spend the week with no sweets?
  • Would you rather take a road trip with no plan or fly somewhere for just two days?
  • Would you rather take a two-week spring break or add one week to summer?
  • Would you rather take a week off with the kids home or take a week off with the kids away?
  • Would you rather visit your grandparents for the week or have your grandparents visit you?

This or that 66

  • Baseball game or track meet?
  • Beach clean-up or trail clean-up?
  • Beach week or ski week?
  • Bike or roller skates?
  • Bike to school or scooter to school?
  • Bird nest or beehive?
  • Birdsong at dawn or frogs at dusk?
  • Box kite or diamond kite?
  • Bunnies or guinea pigs?
  • Bunny ears or bunny tail?
  • Butterfly garden or bird feeder?
  • Camping trip or city trip?
  • Carrot cake or lemon cake?
  • Chocolate bunny or marshmallow chicks?
  • Compost bin or rain barrel?
  • Ducklings or chicks?
  • Dyed eggs or hand-painted eggs?
  • Easter brunch or Easter dinner?
  • Egg hunt at dawn or egg hunt at noon?
  • Egg-and-spoon or egg toss?
  • Fake spider or rubber snake?
  • Farmers market or garden center?
  • Fruit pie or pizza pie?
  • Green bagel or green cupcake?
  • Green shirt or green hat?
  • Hot cross bun or blueberry muffin?
  • Jelly beans or chocolate eggs?
  • Joke teller or joke target?
  • Jump rope or four square?
  • Kite festival or tulip festival?
  • Knock-knock joke or riddle?
  • Lambs or baby goats?
  • Last snowman or first crocus?
  • Late mornings or late nights?
  • Lemon bars or strawberry shortcake?
  • Light drizzle or big thunderstorm?
  • Lighter mornings or lighter evenings?
  • Lilacs or cherry blossoms?
  • Oak or maple?
  • Open windows or ceiling fan?
  • Parade float or marching band?
  • Park picnic or porch lunch?
  • Pastel colors or bright colors?
  • Pastel eggs or glitter eggs?
  • Petting farm or zoo?
  • Plant seeds or pick flowers?
  • Plastic eggs or real eggs?
  • Puddles or mud?
  • Rain at recess or rain at pickup?
  • Rain boots or sandals?
  • Rainbow or sun shower?
  • Robin or bluebird?
  • Sidewalk chalk or giant bubbles?
  • Spring cleaning or spring planting?
  • Staycation or vacation?
  • Strawberries or snap peas?
  • Tree swing or hammock?
  • Tulips or daffodils?
  • Vegetable garden or flower garden?
  • Walk before school or walk at sunset?
  • Warm breeze or cool mist?
  • Watering can or garden hose?
  • Wicker basket or big bucket?
  • Windbreaker or jean jacket?
  • Windowsill herbs or porch tomatoes?
  • Windy day or still day?

March 14

  • Would you rather drink a green milkshake or eat green mashed potatoes?
  • Would you rather eat lunch outside all March or have class outside all March?
  • Would you rather find one four-leaf clover a year or find a lucky penny every day?
  • Would you rather fly a kite so high it disappears or fly a kite shaped like a dragon?
  • Would you rather get one last snowstorm in March or get an early heat wave in March?
  • Would you rather have March roar in like a lion or have March stroll in like a lamb?
  • Would you rather lead the March 17 parade with a drum or wave from the very last float?
  • Would you rather lose an hour of sleep each March or keep it and lose the light evenings? In most of the United States clocks go forward one hour at 2 a.m. on the second Sunday in March. Hawaii and most of Arizona do not change their clocks.
  • Would you rather pin a shamrock to your shirt or wear green shoelaces all week? On Saint Patrick's Day, March 17, the custom is to wear shamrocks, green clothes or green accessories.
  • Would you rather recite a hundred digits of pi or bake a pie for every classmate? Pi Day is March 14, written 3/14. People mark it with pie to eat or contests to recite pi. It began at the Exploratorium in 1988.
  • Would you rather skip straight from February to April or have March come twice a year?
  • Would you rather start spring on March 1 sharp or start spring the day the snow melts? The March equinox usually falls on March 20. It can be taken as the start of astronomical spring in the Northern Hemisphere.
  • Would you rather wash every window in the house or beat every rug in the yard?
  • Would you rather wear shorts the first mild day or wear a winter coat until May?

April and April Fools 13

  • Would you rather be the best prankster in the house or be the one nobody can ever fool?
  • Would you rather bike everywhere for all of April or eat no packaged snacks all April?
  • Would you rather end all pranks at noon or keep the pranks going until bedtime? In the United Kingdom the custom is that April Fools' jokes stop at noon.
  • Would you rather fall for every prank all day or have every prank of yours flop?
  • Would you rather file your taxes in January or file them the night they are due?
  • Would you rather fill the classroom with balloons or turn every desk to face the back?
  • Would you rather hide a rubber duck in every room or tape a silly note under every chair?
  • Would you rather plant ten trees for Arbor Day or fill ten bags of litter for Earth Day? Earth Day is April 22 and was first held in 1970. National Arbor Day in the United States is the last Friday in April.
  • Would you rather put googly eyes on the fridge food or swap the bags in the cereal boxes?
  • Would you rather take April showers and May flowers or take a dry April and a plain May?
  • Would you rather tell a joke that flops at assembly or laugh out loud in a silent room?
  • Would you rather wear a paper fish on your back or try all day and never stick one? In France, Italy and Belgium the classic April 1 prank is sticking a paper fish on someone's back without being noticed.
  • Would you rather yell April Fool a second too early or forget to yell it at all?

Easter eggs and baskets 14

  • Would you rather be the one who hides the eggs or be the one who finds the most?
  • Would you rather bite the chocolate bunny's ears first or save the ears for last?
  • Would you rather dye every egg one perfect color or dye every egg a wild mix?
  • Would you rather eat hot cross buns all week or eat chocolate eggs all week?
  • Would you rather find the most eggs and share them or find three and keep all three?
  • Would you rather find the one golden egg or find thirty plain ones? At many egg hunts prizes go for the most eggs, the largest or smallest egg, or the most eggs of one color.
  • Would you rather get a giant hollow chocolate bunny or get a small solid chocolate bunny?
  • Would you rather get your eggs from the Easter Bilby or get your eggs from flying bells? In Australia the Easter Bilby stands in for the rabbit. In France, Belgium and the Netherlands the story goes that flying bells bring the eggs.
  • Would you rather hide an egg so well it turns up in July or hide them all in plain sight?
  • Would you rather hunt eggs indoors in pajamas or hunt eggs outdoors in rain boots?
  • Would you rather open an egg full of coins or open an egg full of jelly beans?
  • Would you rather try the egg dance in a full room or catch the longest egg toss ever? The egg dance is an old Easter game: dance among eggs laid on the floor and try not to break any.
  • Would you rather wear a huge Easter bonnet all day or wear a full bunny suit all day?
  • Would you rather win the egg roll down the hill or win the egg-tapping contest? In egg rolling, eggs go down a steep hill or are pushed over a lawn with sticks. Egg tapping is a contest to find the hardest egg.

How it works

Spring would you rather questions start in the mud: Lose a boot in deep mud or watch your umbrella blow into a tree. The 167 cards include topics for March, April Fools and Easter, and 19 carry a checked fact.

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Four topics with no holiday, three on the calendar

Rain and mud, Gardens and growing, Baby animals and Spring break mention no holiday. Three more follow the calendar: March (22 cards), April and April Fools (20) and Easter eggs and baskets (25). Spring would you rather questions for adults sit under For adults: 12 cards on a soggy lawn, spreading mulch, filing taxes and hosting the brunch.

92 light picks and 12 that cost you

Easy has 92 light picks. Hard has 12 where both sides cost something, such as Find the most eggs and share them or find three and keep all three. The checked facts print in the list under the deck: a baby hare is a leveret, and a baby echidna is a puggle.

  • On April 1, press April and April Fools. Every prank is harmless, such as googly eyes on the fridge food.
  • Take This or that outside. Name a tree for each option and let players run to their pick.

Questions and answers

What are some spring this or that questions?

Press This or that for 66 quick pairs, such as Tulips or daffodils, Puddles or mud, Ducklings or chicks, and Rain boots or sandals. Eleven of the pairs are about Easter, eight about March and seven about April.

Are the Easter would you rather questions religious?

No. The 25 Easter cards keep to egg hunts, dyed eggs, baskets, chocolate bunnies, bonnets and old games such as egg rolling. The first four topics name no holiday at all.

Are there March would you rather questions?

Yes. Press March for 14 questions and 8 pairs about shamrocks, Pi Day, kites, the last snowstorm and losing an hour of sleep.

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