Engage students and parents in a fun game of Would You Rather? to spice up your Family Night Festivities!
Increase Parent Involvement With a Game of “Would You Rather…?”
Are you looking for a fun family night activity that will get your students (and their parents!) moving? This large group activity encourages students and their families to express their preferences and likes in a fun way.
Easy and Fun Ideas for Family Night Fun!
To play, project the slides in front of the group. Before playing, mark each side of your room (left and right) with a coloured sheet of paper. Any colour will do. From there, follow these directions to have a bit of friendly Would You Rather Fun!
- Adults and students in each family play as a team. Team members will stand back to back (not touching) so they cannot see each other. Students will face the screen.
- The reader will read aloud a question and the two choices, giving the players the choice and the colour represented by each option, and then each player moves to the side of the room that represents their choice.
- Players will only look at each other or speak once they are in their final positions.
- Teams that end up with both members on the same side of the room are given a point.
- Play continues in this manner until all questions are answered.
- The team with the most points at the end of the game wins a prize!
Easily Prepare This Resource for Your Students
Use the Download button to access the editable PowerPoint or Google Slides version of this resource. Display the slides on a whiteboard or other flat surface.
This resource is designed to be used in Presentation mode. Simply download the file, make your copy, and project it on your classroom screen.
This resource was created by Lisamarie Del Valle, a Teach Starter Collaborator.
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