Looking for a simple St Patrick’s Day activity? Give this St Patrick’s Day Would You Rather game a try! These 25 would you rather prompts are ideal for classrooms or St Patrick’s Day celebrations. Plus, we have 2 free printables available for you!
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This activity is a favorite because you only need to print the questions and have them ready whenever a quick activity is needed! Try them in the classroom, during a car trip, or at home for an entertaining St Patrick’s Day activity. Kids will have a great time asking one another these questions!
Looking for additional would you rather prompts? Check out our 100+ would you rather questions for kids. You can also explore the Ultimate Book of Would You Rather Questions – featuring more than 1001 family-friendly challenges.

At the end of this post, you’ll find 2 free would you rather printables to select from.
Bring these questions to a St Patrick’s Day celebration, use them as a classroom brain break, or enjoy them in the car on a lengthy drive.

Print the cards or checklist, then enjoy choosing and answering the questions!

Ways to Use These Questions
- Keeping busy during road trips
- A school classroom celebration
- An indoor recess game
- Conversation starters for family gatherings
- In waiting rooms or while riding in the car
Print the single-page sheet and let children choose their answers, or print the separate cards and alternate turns drawing a card to read aloud.
You’ll also find several blank cards at the end so you can create your own questions!


25 St Patrick’s Day Would You Rather Questions
These questions are designed for children, although grown-ups will enjoy answering them as well!
Scroll down to download the free printables, or use the question list below:
Here’s the complete collection of 25 St Patrick’s Day Would You Rather Questions:
• Would you rather wear green every day throughout March or wear pajamas all month?
• For breakfast, would you choose Lucky Charms or pancakes in rainbow colors?
• Would you prefer to encounter a leprechaun or a unicorn?
Would you rather have green ears or green lips?
• Would you choose green spaghetti or rainbow pizza for dinner?
• Would you rather put on a leprechaun costume or dress as a unicorn?
• Would you rather discover a leprechaun’s pot of gold or a pirate’s treasure map?
• Would you rather come across a 4 leaf clover or find a $5 bill?
• Would you rather spend an entire day with a leprechaun or the Grinch?
• Would you rather wear a leprechaun’s hat or Santa’s hat every day for one month?
• Would you rather give up skittles forever or never eat chocolate again?
• Would you rather taste salty skittles or drink a spicy green milkshake?
• Would you rather discover a four leaf clover or spot a double rainbow overhead?
• Would you rather create a leprechaun trap or construct a fort?
• Would you rather grow a leprechaun’s beard or have a unicorn’s horn?
• Would you rather own a working good luck charm or have the power to read minds?
• Would you rather eat green foods exclusively for a month or eat only vegetables for a month?
• Would you rather possess a magic wand that changes anything into gold or a flying magic carpet?
• Would you rather eat a chocolate coin made of gold or green Jello?
• Would you rather make your home in an Irish castle or an ice castle?
• Would you rather keep a unicorn or a dragon as a pet?
• Would you rather hear bagpipes all day or watch Irish dancers?
• Would you rather own a pot of gold that replenishes every morning or have a superpower?
• Would you rather have a rainbow slide inside your home or a bedroom decorated with a rainbow theme?
• Would you rather speak with a leprechaun’s voice or communicate only through rhymes?
Have fun with these St Patrick’s Day questions!
For additional Would You Rather prompts, visit our complete collection of 100+ Would You Rather Questions! You can also check out my book, the Ultimate Book of Would You Rather Questions – packed with over 1001 family-friendly challenges.

Note:the printables may be used for personal or school purposes only.