How it works
Deal Thanksgiving would you rather questions while the turkey rests: 100 cards, such as Eat pie or stuffing for breakfast on Friday. No card names a brand, a team or a store, or asks who is missing from the table.
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Ten cards a topic, ten that sting
Seven topics hold ten cards each: Turkey and sides, Pie and dessert, Leftovers, Travel and getting there, Parade and football, Seats and the table and Kitchen duty. Easy has the 52 lightest picks. Hard holds the 10 where both sides sting, such as Forget to thaw the turkey or forget to buy the potatoes.
30 this or that pairs and a For students topic
This or that holds the 30 pairs a Thanksgiving table argues about every year. For students marks 54 cards nobody has to describe their home to answer: tastes, parade jobs, yard football and table chores.
- A guest with a full mouth can answer a This or that pair by raising a left or right hand.
- Twenty-one cards carry a checked fact in the list, such as green bean casserole being invented in 1955.
- Print, on the end card, gives all 100 as slips to cut apart, one for each plate.
Questions and answers
Are there Thanksgiving would you rather questions for students?
Yes. Press For students: none of its 54 cards asks who will be at home, how far anyone travels or who does the cooking. The kids deck has 20 Thanksgiving cards of its own in shorter words.
What are some Thanksgiving this or that questions?
Stuffing or dressing. White meat or dark meat. Cranberry sauce from the can or homemade. Pumpkin pie or sweet potato pie. Press This or that for all 30.
Are these Thanksgiving would you rather questions family friendly?
Yes. No card mentions drinking, money or anyone's beliefs, and none asks what was said last year. The family cards are about seats, stories and dishes, such as Sit at the wobbly card table or share the piano bench with two cousins.