20 Would You Rather Summer Questions

It’s time to pull out the Would You Rather summer questions!

School doesn’t end until mid-June in my neck of the woods, but I know some of you are done in May. If you are looking for ideas to help you in those last days, you have come to the right place. Summer would you rather questions are perfect for engaging your students and making the end of the year fun!

Call them “Would You Rather” or “This or That” – Doesn’t matter! Summer Would You Rather Questions Your Students Will Love!

You’ll love the:

• Respectful Discussion & Debate
• Critical thinking skills
• Communicating thoughts and ideas
• Defending thoughts and opinions
• Being open to new perspectives
• Flexibility in thinking
• Adopting a personal point of view

Would You Rather Questions make terrific discussion starters or writing prompts. You can get a free version sent to your email by clicking here.

20 Summer Would You Rather Questions – SUMMERTIME EDITION

• Spend the summer traveling and camping with your family
  Spend the summer at a really awesome summer camp with lots of fun activities?
• Wear your swimsuit to school on the last day of school
  Carry around a large beach umbrella (opened) all day on the last day of school?
• Be able to issue an official report card grading your teacher on how she did teaching your class this year
  Write your own report card?
• Get to go on a one-week vacation anywhere in the world that you want
  Get to go on a month-long vacation, but have to stay within 200 miles of your hometown?
• Go to the beach, but forget your towel
  Go to the beach but forget your sunscreen?
• Get stung by three bees
  Get a really bad sunburn?
• Get to go to Disneyland for a week, but have it rain every day you were there
  Stay home, but have it be beautiful and sunny all week?
• Have a lemonade stand every day for a month to make extra money
  Do yard work for a week to make extra money?
• Get to have as much ice cream as you want this summer, but only vanilla
  Only get to have ice cream three times this summer, but you can have whatever flavors you want?
• Have to go on a long hike in the woods without any shoes or socks
  Have to spend a day at the beach wearing your winter coat?

More Summertime Would You Rather Questions for the End of the Year

• Eat only hot dogs, potato chips, watermelon, and ice cream all summer long
  Eat anything you want all summer except hot dogs, potato chips, watermelon, and ice cream?
• Have a job working as a lifeguard
  Have a job working as a carnival ride operator?
• Get a brand-new bicycle
  Get a new set of clothes every day all summer long?
• Be in an Independence Day Parade
  Host an Independence Day party?
• Have the best summer EVER, but then not be able to remember any of it
  Have an ordinary summer and be able to remember everything you did?
• Spend most of your summer at an outdoor community swimming pool
  Spend most of your summer at the beach?
• Have your whole body turn bright blue whenever you get wet
  Have your hair turn neon green whenever you are in sunlight?
• Have an exchange student from another country stay with your family for the summer
  Travel to another country as an exchange student and stay with a family there?
• Have to repeat the grade you just completed
  Be required to skip a grade?
• Get to choose which teacher you will have next year
  Get to choose each of your classmates next year?

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Using Summer Would You Rather Questions Alongside Your End of the Year Reflections

Would You Rather Questions are a fantastic way to kick off End of the Year Reflection activities!

Here are just a few reasons why reflection is important:

• Reflection questions help to solidify significant events and create life-long memories.
• Reflection questions are a great way to self-evaluate, which can lead to making better choices in the future.
• Reflection questions can build self-esteem when remembering things that went well.
• Reflection questions make great conversation starters or journal prompts.

Incorporating summer would you rather questions into your end-of-year activities is a fun and engaging way to wrap up the school year. They can spark lively discussions, promote critical thinking, and create memorable experiences for your students. Try out these summer would you rather questions and see how much fun your students will have!