Name something in your backpack1. Pencil case (8) · 2. Lunch box (7) · 3. Water bottle (6) · 4. Folder (5) · 5. Homework (4) · 6. Notebook (3) · 7. Library book (2) · 8. Jacket (1)
Name something that belongs on a playground1. Slide (8) · 2. Swings (7) · 3. Monkey bars (6) · 4. Sandbox (5) · 5. Seesaw (4) · 6. Climbing wall (3) · 7. Merry-go-round (2) · 8. Bench (1)
Name a helper job in the classroom1. Line leader (8) · 2. Door holder (7) · 3. Paper passer (6) · 4. Messenger (5) · 5. Plant waterer (4) · 6. Board cleaner (3) · 7. Lunch helper (2) · 8. Class pet feeder (1)
Name something you use in art class1. Paint (8) · 2. Crayons (7) · 3. Markers (6) · 4. Glue (5) · 5. Scissors (4) · 6. Paper (3) · 7. Clay (2) · 8. Glitter (1)
Name a reason kids love a snow day1. No school (8) · 2. Sledding (7) · 3. Sleeping in (6) · 4. Hot chocolate (5) · 5. Snowball fights (4) · 6. Building a snowman (3) · 7. Pajamas all day (2)
Name something you write or draw with1. Pencil (8) · 2. Crayon (7) · 3. Marker (6) · 4. Pen (5) · 5. Chalk (4) · 6. Colored pencil (3) · 7. Paintbrush (2) · 8. A stick in the sand (1)
Name something you do on a field trip1. Ride the bus (8) · 2. Eat a packed lunch (7) · 3. Walk with a buddy (6) · 4. Visit the gift shop (5) · 5. Listen to the guide (4) · 6. Get counted (3) · 7. Wear the class T-shirt (2) · 8. Fall asleep on the ride back (1)
Name a way kids get to school1. School bus (8) · 2. Car (7) · 3. Walking (6) · 4. Bike (5) · 5. Scooter (4) · 6. Train (3) · 7. Carpool (2)
At My House (8 rounds)
Name something kids keep under the bed1. Toys (8) · 2. Shoes (7) · 3. Socks (6) · 4. Books (5) · 5. Dust (4) · 6. A board game (3) · 7. Old drawings (2) · 8. The cat (1)
Name something you do to get ready for school1. Get dressed (8) · 2. Eat breakfast (7) · 3. Brush your teeth (6) · 4. Pack your backpack (5) · 5. Put on shoes (4) · 6. Comb your hair (3) · 7. Find your homework (2) · 8. Fill your water bottle (1)
Name something kids build a fort out of1. Blankets (8) · 2. Pillows (7) · 3. Couch cushions (6) · 4. Chairs (5) · 5. Cardboard boxes (4) · 6. Sheets (3) · 7. A table (2) · 8. Clothespins (1)
Name something you find in a toy box1. Blocks (8) · 2. Dolls (7) · 3. Toy cars (6) · 4. Stuffed animals (5) · 5. Balls (4) · 6. Action figures (3) · 7. Puzzle pieces (2) · 8. Dress-up clothes (1)
Name a snack kids can make by themselves1. Cereal (8) · 2. Sandwich (7) · 3. Toast (6) · 4. Popcorn (5) · 5. Crackers and cheese (4) · 6. Fruit (3) · 7. Yogurt (2) · 8. Chocolate milk (1)
Name something you do when you stay home sick1. Sleep (8) · 2. Watch TV (7) · 3. Eat soup (6) · 4. Drink juice (5) · 5. Stay in pajamas (4) · 6. Rest on the couch (3) · 7. Read (2) · 8. Miss your friends (1)
Name something a kid saves up for1. A toy (8) · 2. A video game (7) · 3. A bike (6) · 4. Candy (5) · 5. A book (4) · 6. A pet (3) · 7. A skateboard (2) · 8. A present for someone (1)
Name something a parent finds in a kid's pocket1. Rocks (8) · 2. Candy wrapper (7) · 3. Coins (6) · 4. Tissue (5) · 5. A small toy (4) · 6. Rubber band (3) · 7. A folded note (2) · 8. Sand (1)
Animals and Outdoors (8 rounds)
Name an animal a farmer feeds every morning1. Cow (8) · 2. Pig (7) · 3. Chicken (6) · 4. Horse (5) · 5. Sheep (4) · 6. Goat (3) · 7. Duck (2) · 8. Rooster (1)
Name an animal that lives in the ocean1. Shark (8) · 2. Whale (7) · 3. Dolphin (6) · 4. Octopus (5) · 5. Jellyfish (4) · 6. Sea turtle (3) · 7. Crab (2) · 8. Starfish (1)
Name an animal with stripes or spots1. Zebra (8) · 2. Tiger (7) · 3. Giraffe (6) · 4. Cheetah (5) · 5. Ladybug (4) · 6. Dalmatian (3) · 7. Bee (2) · 8. Skunk (1)
Name something you can look up and see flying1. Bird (8) · 2. Airplane (7) · 3. Butterfly (6) · 4. Kite (5) · 5. Dragonfly (4) · 6. Helicopter (3) · 7. Bat (2) · 8. Balloon (1)
Name something you take to the beach1. Towel (8) · 2. Sunscreen (7) · 3. Bucket and shovel (6) · 4. Swimsuit (5) · 5. Umbrella (4) · 6. Snacks (3) · 7. Beach ball (2) · 8. Flip-flops (1)
Name something you see in the night sky1. Stars (8) · 2. The moon (7) · 3. An airplane (6) · 4. A shooting star (5) · 5. Planets (4) · 6. Clouds (3) · 7. Fireworks (2) · 8. A satellite (1)
Name something you find in the woods1. Trees (8) · 2. Squirrels (7) · 3. Pinecones (6) · 4. Deer (5) · 5. Mushrooms (4) · 6. A stream (3) · 7. Birds (2) · 8. Sticks (1)
Name an animal that hops or jumps1. Frog (8) · 2. Rabbit (7) · 3. Kangaroo (6) · 4. Grasshopper (5) · 5. Cricket (4) · 6. Toad (3) · 7. Flea (2) · 8. Monkey (1)
No School Today (7 rounds)
Name something you pack for a sleepover1. Pajamas (8) · 2. Pillow (7) · 3. Sleeping bag (6) · 4. Toothbrush (5) · 5. Stuffed animal (4) · 6. Snacks (3) · 7. Flashlight (2) · 8. Charger (1)
Name something you do at a swimming pool1. Jump in (8) · 2. Splash (7) · 3. Dive for rings (6) · 4. Play water tag (5) · 5. Float (4) · 6. Race a friend (3) · 7. Go down the slide (2) · 8. Eat snacks (1)
Name a ride at an amusement park1. Roller coaster (8) · 2. Ferris wheel (7) · 3. Bumper cars (6) · 4. Carousel (5) · 5. Log flume (4) · 6. Swings (3) · 7. Spinning teacups (2) · 8. Drop tower (1)
Name a food you buy at a fair1. Cotton candy (8) · 2. Funnel cake (7) · 3. Popcorn (6) · 4. Lemonade (5) · 5. Snow cone (4) · 6. Soft pretzel (3) · 7. French fries (2) · 8. Nachos (1)
Name something kids do when the internet is down1. Go outside (8) · 2. Read a book (7) · 3. Play a board game (6) · 4. Complain (5) · 5. Draw (4) · 6. Ride bikes (3) · 7. Restart the router (2) · 8. Ask a parent to fix it (1)
Name something you need for a lemonade stand1. Lemons (8) · 2. Sugar (7) · 3. Cups (6) · 4. A table (5) · 5. A sign (4) · 6. A pitcher (3) · 7. Ice (2) · 8. A cash box (1)
Name something a librarian sees kids doing1. Check out books (8) · 2. Read (7) · 3. Use a computer (6) · 4. Whisper (5) · 5. Go to story time (4) · 6. Do homework (3) · 7. Get a library card (2) · 8. Hunt for the next book in a series (1)
Lunch Line (7 rounds)
Name something in a lunch box1. Sandwich (8) · 2. Juice box (7) · 3. Chips (6) · 4. Fruit (5) · 5. Cookies (4) · 6. Carrot sticks (3) · 7. Cheese stick (2) · 8. A note from home (1)
Name a food kids trade at lunch1. Cookies (8) · 2. Chips (7) · 3. Fruit snacks (6) · 4. Pudding (5) · 5. Candy (4) · 6. Crackers (3) · 7. Granola bar (2)
Name something that goes between two slices of bread1. Peanut butter (8) · 2. Jelly (7) · 3. Ham (6) · 4. Turkey (5) · 5. Cheese (4) · 6. Tuna (3) · 7. Egg salad (2) · 8. Lettuce and tomato (1)
Name a topping for an ice cream sundae1. Hot fudge (8) · 2. Sprinkles (7) · 3. Whipped cream (6) · 4. A cherry (5) · 5. Caramel (4) · 6. Nuts (3) · 7. Crushed cookies (2) · 8. Banana (1)
Name a food with a stick for a handle1. Ice pop (8) · 2. Corn dog (7) · 3. Lollipop (6) · 4. Roasted marshmallow (5) · 5. Kebab (4) · 6. Caramel apple (3) · 7. Cake pop (2) · 8. Fruit skewer (1)
Name a drink kids ask for1. Juice (8) · 2. Milk (7) · 3. Lemonade (6) · 4. Soda (5) · 5. Chocolate milk (4) · 6. Water (3) · 7. Hot chocolate (2) · 8. Smoothie (1)
Name something you bake for a bake sale1. Cookies (8) · 2. Brownies (7) · 3. Cupcakes (6) · 4. Muffins (5) · 5. Banana bread (4) · 6. Crispy rice treats (3) · 7. Pie (2) · 8. Lemon bars (1)
Game On (7 rounds)
Name something you do in gym class1. Run laps (8) · 2. Dodgeball (7) · 3. Jumping jacks (6) · 4. Climb the rope (5) · 5. Stretch (4) · 6. Basketball (3) · 7. Push-ups (2) · 8. Relay races (1)
Name something a team does after winning1. Cheer (8) · 2. High fives (7) · 3. Shake hands (6) · 4. Take a team photo (5) · 5. Get a trophy (4) · 6. Go out for pizza (3) · 7. Dump water on the coach (2) · 8. Sing on the bus (1)
Name something you wear to play a sport1. Helmet (8) · 2. Cleats (7) · 3. Jersey (6) · 4. Shin guards (5) · 5. Mouth guard (4) · 6. Knee pads (3) · 7. Goggles (2) · 8. Gloves (1)
Name something that happens in a video game1. You level up (8) · 2. You lose a life (7) · 3. You collect coins (6) · 4. You beat the boss (5) · 5. You save the game (4) · 6. Game over (3) · 7. You find a secret level (2) · 8. You unlock a new world (1)
Name a game you play with just your hands1. Rock paper scissors (8) · 2. Thumb war (7) · 3. Clapping games (6) · 4. Arm wrestling (5) · 5. Shadow puppets (4) · 6. Charades (3)
Name a part of a bike1. Wheels (8) · 2. Handlebars (7) · 3. Seat (6) · 4. Pedals (5) · 5. Chain (4) · 6. Bell (3) · 7. Brakes (2) · 8. Kickstand (1)
Name a reason a kid sits out of a game1. Got hurt (8) · 2. Too tired (7) · 3. Broke a rule (6) · 4. Forgot sneakers (5) · 5. Got tagged out (4) · 6. Needs water (3) · 7. Too many players (2) · 8. Untied shoelace (1)
Middle School (8 rounds)
Name something in a school locker1. Books (8) · 2. Jacket (7) · 3. Gym clothes (6) · 4. Binder (5) · 5. Photos of friends (4) · 6. A mirror (3) · 7. Old lunch (2) · 8. Magnets (1)
Name a reason to be late to class1. Locker jammed (8) · 2. Talking to friends (7) · 3. Forgot a book (6) · 4. Bus was late (5) · 5. Overslept (4) · 6. Got lost (3) · 7. Crowded hallway (2) · 8. The last class ran long (1)
Name something teens do instead of homework1. Scroll on a phone (8) · 2. Watch videos (7) · 3. Play video games (6) · 4. Text friends (5) · 5. Nap (4) · 6. Snack (3) · 7. Clean their room (2) · 8. Stare at the wall (1)
Name a school club1. Drama (8) · 2. Chess (7) · 3. Band (6) · 4. Robotics (5) · 5. Art (4) · 6. Yearbook (3) · 7. Debate (2) · 8. Student council (1)
Name something teens and parents argue about1. Screen time (8) · 2. Bedtime (7) · 3. Chores (6) · 4. Homework (5) · 5. A messy room (4) · 6. What is for dinner (3) · 7. Allowance (2) · 8. Music volume (1)
Name something that is hard about a group project1. One person does all the work (8) · 2. Nobody agrees (7) · 3. Someone forgets their part (6) · 4. Finding a time to meet (5) · 5. Presenting to the class (4) · 6. Sharing one grade (3) · 7. The group chat never stops (2) · 8. Picking a topic (1)
Name something teens say too much1. Like (8) · 2. Literally (7) · 3. Bro (6) · 4. Whatever (5) · 5. I'm bored (4) · 6. No way (3) · 7. Wait, what (2) · 8. Five more minutes (1)
Name a first job for a teenager1. Babysitting (8) · 2. Mowing lawns (7) · 3. Dog walking (6) · 4. Washing cars (5) · 5. Shoveling snow (4) · 6. Pet sitting (3) · 7. Tutoring (2) · 8. Paper route (1)
Teens and Screens (7 rounds)
Name an app every phone comes with1. Camera (8) · 2. Clock (7) · 3. Calculator (6) · 4. Messages (5) · 5. Maps (4) · 6. Weather (3) · 7. Calendar (2) · 8. Photos (1)
Name a reason a parent takes a phone away1. Bad grades (8) · 2. Up past bedtime (7) · 3. Phone at the dinner table (6) · 4. Skipped chores (5) · 5. Talking back (4) · 6. Too much screen time (3) · 7. Broke a house rule (2) · 8. Ignored a call from home (1)
Name something people put in a text besides words1. Emoji (8) · 2. Photo (7) · 3. GIF (6) · 4. Link (5) · 5. Video (4) · 6. Sticker (3) · 7. Voice message (2) · 8. Location (1)
Name something annoying that happens in a group chat1. 100 messages while you sleep (8) · 2. A reply that comes hours late (7) · 3. Inside jokes you missed (6) · 4. Someone leaves the chat (5) · 5. A message meant for another chat (4) · 6. One-word answers (3) · 7. Nobody picks a plan (2) · 8. Too many notifications (1)
Name something people watch videos about1. Funny animals (8) · 2. Gaming (7) · 3. Music (6) · 4. Sports highlights (5) · 5. Cooking (4) · 6. How to fix something (3) · 7. Science experiments (2) · 8. Dancing (1)
Name a password people should never use1. 123456 (8) · 2. password (7) · 3. Your own name (6) · 4. Your birthday (5) · 5. Your pet's name (4) · 6. qwerty (3) · 7. abc123 (2) · 8. Your phone number (1)
Name something you do when your phone is at 1 percent1. Find a charger (8) · 2. Turn down the brightness (7) · 3. Close apps (6) · 4. Send one last text (5) · 5. Borrow a charger (4) · 6. Turn on low power mode (3) · 7. Panic (2) · 8. Warn everyone it is about to shut off (1)
How these games were written: Our ranking, not a survey. Nobody was polled: the answers on each board stand in our own order, from the one a room is likely to shout first to the one likely to come last, and the number beside each answer is a fixed ladder for play (8 for the first answer, then 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1), not a count of people. All 8 games, their 60 boards and all 475 answers were written for this site in 2026, for players aged 7 to 14. Nothing is copied from a TV show's question bank, a fan transcript, a boxed game or another website, and no question repeats one on this site's other survey game pages. Reading-level check on 2026-09-18: every question was counted in the two younger sets at 12 words or fewer, and each one was then read for everyday words a second grader meets at school and for being answerable from a child's own life, with no dates, prices or news needed. Six questions were reworded on 2026-10-03 and put through the same count and the same read. Every board was screened for a classroom: nothing scary, nothing sexual, no alcohol or drugs, no crushes or dating, nothing about bodies or looks, no real people, no brand names, and no film, show or game characters. The play rules, which the survey game questions hub page describes (the face-off, three strikes, the steal after conferring, the round's points going to one team), follow Wikipedia's article on the TV format, checked 2026-09-18 and again 2026-09-19. Licence: own work
How it works
These kids survey game questions are 60 boards in three age sets, a survey game for students aged 7 to 14. Play them like the game sold as Family Feud, which this site is not affiliated with.
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Host a game for a class or a party
Show the board on the classroom screen and host from paper: Print host sheet is the last button under the scores. Or tick Host view under the board and play from your phone. Split the room into the Red team and the Blue team, already on the scoreboard. Teach the face-off and the steal from survey game questions before the first board.
Three age sets, youngest first
School Stuff, At My House and Animals and Outdoors open the Game list: 24 boards for ages 7 to 10, with no question over 12 words. No School Today, Lunch Line and Game On suit ages 10 to 12. The password board, in Teens and Screens, teaches what never to use, from 123456 to your own birthday.
Kid friendly survey game questions need a generous judge: bunny flips Rabbit, PB flips Peanut butter.
With under-tens, allow a whisper huddle before every answer, so a shy kid can score without speaking up alone.
For family friendly survey game questions at dinner, drop the teams: tick Host view and let everyone guess.
Questions and answers
Are the boards safe for a classroom?
Yes. Nothing is scary, and nothing touches crushes, dating, bodies or looks. No board names a brand, a real person or a show character. The youngest set keeps to words a second grader meets at school.
Which are the survey game questions for teens?
Middle School and Teens and Screens, 15 boards written for ages 13 and 14. Expect group projects, group chats and a phone at 1 percent. Nothing in them touches crushes or dating.
Did you ask 100 kids for these answers?
No. Each board runs in the order we expect kids to shout: Pencil case first in a backpack, Jacket last. It is our ranking, not a survey, and the tile numbers are a ladder, 8 down to 1, not a count of kids.