85 Winter This or That Questions for Kids
Have you tried doing this or that questions with your kids before? They’re a great way to start conversations or just have fun listening to each others answers!
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If you’ve never done ‘this or that’ questions with your kids, then now is a good time to give them a go! Similar to would you rather questions, these winter this or that questions will get your kids talking and thinking about which of the two options they would prefer. It’s a great way to start conversations, get to know them better, and just have fun listening to each others answers.
There are no rules or materials required in winter this or that, making it the perfect game to play anywhere or anytime! Just read each question to your child and have them pick the option they’d like more. For example, you can ask, “board games or card games” and they choose which of the two things they would like best.
The great thing about this or that questions is that they can sometimes be open ended in that one child may interpret the question differently than another – and that’s ok! If you ask “sugar cookies or chocolate chip cookies,” one child may think to answer by saying which one they prefer to eat, while another child may say which cookie they prefer to bake. And both responses would be great – there are no right or wrong answers!
I have included 85 winter this or that questions that you can use with your kiddos whenever you need a break from homeschool work, are in the car, waiting for an appointment, traveling, or anytime you just want to add a little fun to your day!
85 Fun Winter This or That Questions
1. Snowman or snow angels
2. Hot cocoa or eggnog
3. Snowshoeing or skiing
4. Dogsled or bobsled
5. Mittens or gloves
6. Snow or rain
7. Movie or Book
8. Sledding or tubing
9. Igloo or gingerbread house
10. Penguins or polar bears
11. Ice skate or walk
12. Arctic or Antarctica
13. Sweater or sweatshirt
14. Board games or card games
15. Indoors or outdoors
16. Smore’s or cookies
17. Marshmallows or no marshmallows
18. Cabin or hotel
19. Sugar cookies or chococlate chip cookies
20. Ice fishing or snowmobiling
21. Boots or sneakers
22. Chili or soup
23. Ice sculpture or snow fort
24. Rudolph or Frosty
25. Sledding or waterslides
26. Campfire or fireplace
27. Roasted marshmallows or unroasted marshamallows
28. Short books or long books
29. Snowboarding or skiing
30. Real tree or fake tree
31. Ice skating or rollerblading
32. Blanket fort or snow fort
33. Raking leaves or shoveling snow
34. Christmas or New Year’s
35. Warm mittens or warm socks
36. Homecooked meal or takeout
37. Candy canes or chocolate
38. Winter or summer
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39. A pile of snow or a pile of leaves
40. Beaches or mountains
41. Hat or earmuffs
42. Colored lights or white lights
43. Snowball fight or sledding
44. Christmas songs or Christmas movies
45. Green or red
46. Snow or no snow
47. Fly or drive
48. Wrapped present or gift bag
49. Peppermint or vanilla
50. Snow fort or sandcastle
51. White chocolate or dark chocolate
52. Frozen pond or ice arena
53. Pumpkin or peppermint
54. Big hill or small hill
55. Singing music or listening to music
56. Hat or scarf
57. Stay home or travel
58. Movie night or game night
59. Cupcakes or cookies
60. Super Bowl or Winter Olympics
61. Slippers or fuzzy socks
62. Decorate cookies or decorate a gingerbread house
63. Ice hockey or ice skating
64. Pancakes or waffles
65. Wet mittens or wet socks
66. New toy or new game
67. Itchy sweater or ugly sweater
68. Carrot nose or bright red nose
69. Traditional carols or new Christmas songs
70. Cold hands or cold feet
71. Ice castle or ice sculpture
72. North Pole or South Pole
73. Winter vacation or summer vacation
74. Pet reindeer or pet penguin
75. White or blue
76. New socks or new mittens
77. Blizzard or hurricane
78. Small gift or large gift
79. Hot cocoa or hot cider
80. Arctic fox or snowy owl
81. Matching pajamas or different pajamas
82. Fudge or cookies
83. Warm weather or cold weather
84. Gold or silver
85. Boots that are too big or boots that are too small
Your kids (and you too!) are sure to have fun asking each other these winter this or that questions and finding out what everyone would pick – some answers might even surprise you!
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