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Thanksgiving Would You Rather Cards
One hundred table questions for the Thanksgiving meal, from stuffing versus gravy to hosting versus being the guest, and 20 conversation challenges such as sharing a childhood Thanksgiving memory. Each card is 4 × 6 inches, with its two choices marked A and B.
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These Thanksgiving would you rather cards are meant to sit on the table between courses. There are 100 question cards and 20 conversation challenges, all 4 × 6 inches, and every question card marks its two answers A and B. Card 01 sets the tone: would you rather eat only turkey for Thanksgiving or only mashed potatoes?
From the menu to the make-believe
The questions are split into five groups of 20. Thanksgiving Food is all about the plate: pie for breakfast, dessert first, cooking dinner or cleaning up. Funny Thanksgiving gets sillier, with a turkey costume worn all day, a dinner with no chairs, or getting caught eating dessert before dinner. Family & Friends turns to the people at the table: hosting or being the guest, the whole family or a few close friends, keeping an old tradition or starting a new one. Cozy Fall weighs a fireplace against a warm blanket, an apple orchard against a pumpkin farm and a leaf pile against a grassy hill. Wild & Imaginative closes the deck with Thanksgiving dinner on a pirate ship and a turkey that can fly you anywhere.
Twenty conversation challenges
The challenge cards go in a separate stack. After a question, a player draws one and follows it. Some ask for a story, like your funniest Thanksgiving memory or a food disaster; some play with the question just answered, such as defending your choice, switching to the opposite one or explaining it in five words; and No Thinking means answering the next card within three seconds. The last card, Thankful Moment, asks for one thing you’re grateful for this year.
Setting up
The how-to page offers Classic, Majority Vote and Guess My Answer, and passing is always fine. A scorecard tracks each player’s favorite Thanksgiving food and fall activity along with the funniest and most surprising answers. Print the card pages at 100% on cardstock, two cards to a Letter or A4 sheet, or send the single-card files to a 4 × 6 printer. The double-sided files give every card a matching back if your printer flips on the long edge.
