Would you rather St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick's Day Would You Rather Questions
These St. Patrick's Day would you rather questions are for classroom parties, family breakfasts with green pancakes and any day in March that needs a little luck. They cover leprechauns and gold, all things green, luck and rainbows.
Every question is a live poll. Tap a side to vote, then see how everyone else voted. They're clean and kid friendly from start to finish, so they work in any grade.
Leprechaun would you rather questions
Traps, tricks, tiny footprints and pots of gold.
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St. Patrick's Day would you rather questions about green
Green hair, green food, green rivers and a parade full of shamrocks.
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Lucky would you rather questions for March
Four-leaf clovers, lucky charms and how you'd use your luck.
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Rainbow would you rather questions for St. Patrick's Day
Sliding down rainbows, chasing them and finding what's at the end.
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How you compare
Vote on a few questions and your results show up here.
How to play
- Tape a gold coin to one wall and a shamrock to the other, then have students walk to the side that matches their pick.
- Hide question cards around the classroom like leprechaun mischief and read each one out loud as it's found.
- At a family breakfast, let each person ask one question before they get their green pancakes.
- Use one question a day as a March morning warm-up and keep a tally of which side your class picks.
- At a March staff meeting, open with one question and keep it to two minutes.
Playing in a group? Read a question out loud, let everyone pick a side, then tap the one the room chose and see how it compares with everyone online.
Questions people ask
What are good St. Patrick's Day would you rather questions?
Good ones mix luck and magic with a real choice, like catching a leprechaun and getting three wishes or finding his pot of gold with no wishes at all. Questions about green, rainbows and lucky charms work for any age.
Are these St. Patrick's Day questions good for a classroom?
Yes. They stick to leprechauns, gold, the color green, luck and rainbows, so they're right for any grade. Students can vote by walking to one side of the room.
Can I use these as March would you rather questions?
Yes. St. Patrick's Day falls in March, and the luck and rainbow questions work as daily warm-ups all month long.







