Yes or No Questions for Kids and Preschoolers, with a Vote Count

Read the question out, tap Yes or No for each kid, then press Next question.

Yes or No Questions for Kids and Preschoolers, with a Vote Count

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Is a starfish a fish?

Tap Yes or No for each kid, then press Next question. Counts stay on this phone.

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How it works

These yes or no questions for kids cover ages 3 to 10: 80 about the child, 60 silly ones and 40 facts with one right answer. A question is already up. Tap Yes or No and the card keeps count.

How to use the Yes and No buttons

Read the card out. With one child, tap the answer they give. With a group, ask for hands and tap Yes once for each hand, then No the same way. Each button shows its votes and its share. Undo vote takes back a slip. Press Next question for a new card.

Yes or no questions for preschoolers

Press Preschool (ages 3 to 5) and the deck keeps 60 cards of one short sentence, such as "Do fish wear shoes?" and "Can you touch your toes?" A three-year-old can answer with a nod. Medium suits ages 5 to 7. Hard suits ages 8 to 10, with questions such as "Should kids pick their own bedtime?" that deserve a follow-up why.

Tips

  • Ask "why?" after the answer. The yes or no gets a quiet kid started, and the why keeps them talking.
  • For a movement break, kids stand for yes and sit for no while you tap the count.
  • In the car, the front-seat passenger reads and taps. Nobody in the back needs to read.

Questions and answers

What makes a good yes or no question for a child?

It is short, has no wrong answer and is about something the child knows. "Do you like puddles?" works at three, and "Would you like to have a twin?" works at nine. Questions that test belong in the True or not set.

Does the card show the right answer to a True or not question?

No. The card counts votes and marks nothing, so the grown-up reading is the answer key. The answers that trip adults up: a tomato is a fruit, a banana is a berry, a peanut is not a nut and a koala is not a bear.

How do you use yes or no questions with a whole class?

Show the page on the board, read the card, count hands. Tap Yes once per hand, then No. The bar on each button makes a two-bar chart of the room. Votes stay with the card, so press Clear votes before the next group answers it.

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Preschool (ages 3 to 5) 60

  • Are you taller than a chair? A) Yes B) No
  • Are you wearing socks right now? A) Yes B) No
  • Can a bear fit in your pocket? A) Yes B) No
  • Can a cow drive a bus? A) Yes B) No
  • Can a dog read a book? A) Yes B) No
  • Can a duck ride a bike? A) Yes B) No
  • Can a frog play the drums? A) Yes B) No
  • Can a pig fly a plane? A) Yes B) No
  • Can penguins fly? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you balance on one leg? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you clap really fast? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you count your toes? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you eat a cloud? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you jump like a frog? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you make a fish face? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you roar like a lion? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you stand as still as a statue? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you touch your toes? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you whisper? A) Yes B) No
  • Did you have a snack today? A) Yes B) No
  • Do apples grow on trees? A) Yes B) No
  • Do bananas grow on your head? A) Yes B) No
  • Do birds lay eggs? A) Yes B) No
  • Do cars have feet? A) Yes B) No
  • Do cats say moo? A) Yes B) No
  • Do cows eat grass? A) Yes B) No
  • Do fish live in water? A) Yes B) No
  • Do fish wear shoes? A) Yes B) No
  • Do honey bees live in a hive? A) Yes B) No
  • Do snakes have legs? A) Yes B) No
  • Do socks go on your ears? A) Yes B) No
  • Do trees wear hats? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you brush your teeth with a spoon? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like bananas? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like bath time? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like bedtime stories? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like bubbles? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like cheese? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like dogs? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like peas? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like puddles? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like rainy days? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like the swings? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like to be tickled? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like to build with blocks? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like to paint? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like to sing? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like to spin around? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you sleep with a stuffed animal? A) Yes B) No
  • Does a spider have six legs? A) Yes B) No
  • Is a baby dog called a kitten? A) Yes B) No
  • Is a mouse bigger than a house? A) Yes B) No
  • Is ice cream hot? A) Yes B) No
  • Is it sunny outside right now? A) Yes B) No
  • Is snow warm? A) Yes B) No
  • Is the grass purple? A) Yes B) No
  • Is the Moon made of cheese? A) Yes B) No
  • Is the Sun bigger than the Earth? A) Yes B) No
  • Is your nose on your knee? A) Yes B) No
  • Is your shirt blue today? A) Yes B) No

About you 50

  • Are you a good secret keeper? A) Yes B) No
  • Are you ticklish on your feet? A) Yes B) No
  • Can animals tell when you are sad? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you count backwards from twenty? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you do a somersault? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you hum a tune? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you pat your head and rub your tummy at once? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you raise one eyebrow? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you ride a bike without training wheels? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you swim without floaties? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you wiggle your ears? A) Yes B) No
  • Can you zip your own coat? A) Yes B) No
  • Could you beat a grown-up at a staring contest? A) Yes B) No
  • Could you build a fort that stays up all night? A) Yes B) No
  • Could you give up pizza for a whole year? A) Yes B) No
  • Could you go a whole day without talking? A) Yes B) No
  • Could you stay awake all night if you were allowed to? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like books with no pictures? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like broccoli? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like getting up early? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like loud fireworks? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like mushrooms on pizza? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like scary stories? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like sour candy? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like the crust on your sandwich? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like the window seat in the car? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you like to help with the cooking? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you make your own bed? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you put your shoes on the right feet every time? A) Yes B) No
  • Do you remember a dream from last night? A) Yes B) No
  • Is it ever okay to tell a small fib to be kind? A) Yes B) No
  • Is math your favorite part of the school day? A) Yes B) No
  • Is one of your teeth wobbly right now? A) Yes B) No
  • Is your room tidy right now? A) Yes B) No
  • Should every class have a pet? A) Yes B) No
  • Should kids pick their own bedtime? A) Yes B) No
  • Should recess be twice as long? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you give up dessert for a month to get a puppy? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you go to the Moon if the trip took a week? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you like a pet snake? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you like to be famous? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you like to have a twin? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you like to live on a boat? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you like to ride a horse? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you read the last page of a book first? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you sleep in a tent in the backyard tonight? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you swap places with your pet for one day? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you try a new vegetable every day for a week? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you want to know your present before you open it? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you want to run the school cafeteria for a day? A) Yes B) No

Silly 40

  • Can you lick your own elbow? A) Yes B) No
  • Could a cat be a good teacher? A) Yes B) No
  • Could a snail win a race against a sleepy turtle? A) Yes B) No
  • Could you keep a straight face while a goat sang to you? A) Yes B) No
  • Could you sleep standing up like a horse? A) Yes B) No
  • Could you walk backwards for a whole day? A) Yes B) No
  • If a genie gave you one wish, would you wish for more wishes? A) Yes B) No
  • If you could fly, but only as fast as you walk, would you still fly? A) Yes B) No
  • If you were invisible for a day, would you tell anyone? A) Yes B) No
  • If your backpack could talk, would it tell on you? A) Yes B) No
  • If your pet could talk, would you want to hear what it says about you? A) Yes B) No
  • Is a pancake just a flat cake? A) Yes B) No
  • Should every Monday be backwards day? A) Yes B) No
  • Should teachers have to raise a hand to talk? A) Yes B) No
  • Should the dog get a vote on what is for dinner? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you be the mayor of a town full of cats? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you eat a pickle dipped in chocolate? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you eat a worm if it tasted like candy? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you eat breakfast for dinner every night? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you eat only purple food for a week to get a pony? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you eat spaghetti with your hands? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you give your homework to a robot that gets every answer wrong? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you keep a small cloud as a pet? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you let a five-year-old pick your clothes for a week? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you let a goat mow the lawn? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you like it if it rained popcorn? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you like to have a tail? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you live in a treehouse if the only way up was a rope? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you ride a giant chicken to school? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you shake hands with an octopus? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you shrink to the size of an ant for an hour? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you sleep in a castle that might have a friendly ghost? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you switch voices with your teacher for a day? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you take a bath in jelly? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you trade your bed for a hammock? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you want a pet dinosaur the size of a cat? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you wear a wizard hat to the dentist? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you wear mismatched shoes all day for a cookie? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you wear pajamas to school? A) Yes B) No
  • Would you wear shoes made of cheese? A) Yes B) No

True or not 30

  • Can a turtle climb out of its shell? A) Yes B) No
  • Can an ostrich fly? A) Yes B) No
  • Can an owl turn its head all the way around? A) Yes B) No
  • Do carrots grow under the ground? A) Yes B) No
  • Do caterpillars turn into butterflies? A) Yes B) No
  • Do frogs start life as tadpoles? A) Yes B) No
  • Do kangaroos carry their babies in a pouch? A) Yes B) No
  • Do polar bears live at the South Pole? A) Yes B) No
  • Do sharks have bones? A) Yes B) No
  • Does a camel store water in its hump? A) Yes B) No
  • Does a triangle have four sides? A) Yes B) No
  • Does an octopus have eight arms? A) Yes B) No
  • Does chocolate start as a bean that grows on a tree? A) Yes B) No
  • Does every zebra have its own stripe pattern? A) Yes B) No
  • Does sound travel faster than light? A) Yes B) No
  • Does the Earth go around the Sun? A) Yes B) No
  • Does the Moon make its own light? A) Yes B) No
  • Is a banana a berry? A) Yes B) No
  • Is a bat a bird? A) Yes B) No
  • Is a koala a bear? A) Yes B) No
  • Is a peanut a nut? A) Yes B) No
  • Is a spider an insect? A) Yes B) No
  • Is a starfish a fish? A) Yes B) No
  • Is a tomato a fruit? A) Yes B) No
  • Is a whale a fish? A) Yes B) No
  • Is glass made from sand? A) Yes B) No
  • Is Jupiter the biggest planet? A) Yes B) No
  • Is Mars called the Red Planet? A) Yes B) No
  • Is the blue whale the biggest animal? A) Yes B) No
  • Is the water in the ocean salty? A) Yes B) No
How this list was compiled

Own work: yes or no questions for ages 3 to 10, written for this page on 2026-09-19. No card is copied from a published list, a worksheet or a card game. Every card has the two options Yes and No. Levels: easy is for about ages 3 to 5 (one short sentence, and every easy card is also in the Preschool set), medium is for about ages 5 to 7, hard is for about ages 8 to 10. The 40 True or not cards have one right answer, given in d, and each was checked on 2026-09-20 against the English Wikipedia article named in x.src (https://en.wikipedia.org/), read as plain text through the MediaWiki API; the wording of every answer line is our own. The About you and Silly cards have no right answer. Checked by script on 2026-09-20 against every other dataset on this site for shared cards. Licence: own work