Would You Rather Opinion Writing Prompts 3rd 4rd Grade
$4.50
You will love using these Would you Rather This or That Opinion Writing Prompts. These writing prompts will encourage students to use higher level thinking skills to reflect, choose and respond. These are a perfect activity to complete for warm-ups, bell work, independently in literacy groups, homework, extension work, and more.
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Spark Thoughtful Writing with These “Would You Rather” Opinion Writing Prompts + Bonus Slideshow Option! Encourage your students to think critically, reflect, and express their opinions with this fun and engaging set of Would You Rather Opinion Writing Prompts.
Designed to promote higher-level thinking and structured responses, these prompts are perfect for warm-ups, bell ringers, literacy groups, independent work, or homework. With print and digital options included, this resource fits easily into your daily writing routine.
Each prompt presents students with two choices—written and illustrated—and guides them to support their opinion with clear reasoning and written explanation. It’s a great way to build writing fluency, persuasive thinking, and sentence structure—all while having fun!
INCLUDED:
- 30 Would You Rather Opinion Writing Prompts
- Full-color and black & white printable options
- Digital Google Slides™ version included
- Each prompt includes:
- Two illustrated options to choose from
- “Reflect & Think” section: Students list 3 reasons for their choice
- “Reflect & Write” section: Students explain their reasoning in a complete paragraph
- Extra writing page for extended responses
- Cover page to assemble into a writing booklet
BONUS SLIDESHOW OPTION:
- Would You Rather PowerPoint Slideshow for whole-class quick writes
- Editable slides included to create your own custom prompts
- Great for projecting on your SmartBoard or classroom display
WOULD YOU RATHER WRITING PROMPTS ARE PERFECT FOR:
- classroom literacy writing groups
- morning writing warm-ups
- test preparation material
- homework writing assignments
- collaborative writing
- quick writing prompts
- paragraph writing practice
- extensions for GT, or accelerated learners
- substitute activities
- and much more!
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McCarthys Third Grade Shenanigans –
Love these for when we finish a lesson early, the students are so excited to do these.
SWIRL into Literacy –
A great resource for getting conversations started and inspiring writing ideas!
Daisy Roque –
All of my bilingual students loved using this resource!
Sharon B. –
I teach SPED Resource and my students look forward every day of self affirmations and discussions of positive talk. Thank you for sharing.
Lyndsey C. –
My students love would you rather so getting them to write about it was a lot of fun. They really enjoyed it and put forth their best effort when writing.
Elizabeth G. –
My students used the superhero prompt as an introduction to opinion writing and seemed to enjoy it. I used it when I had a substitute as an easy activity for her to lead. I plan on using more of these pages as quick writes when we have centers.
Samantha E. –
This is a fun way to work on opinion writing. My students enjoyed hearing the different options and choosing one.
Jessica Rowland –
My students found this very engaging and helpful. Thank you!
Sharon M. –
My students had a great time using this resource! It’s great for introducing and discussing opinion writing!
Colleen K. –
My students loved using this resource for their morning work!
Sherry S. –
I love playing this game with my students, especially during morning meeting, but it’s also great for when we need a brain break as well. It was nice to have some new ideas, and it’s great for discussing opinions.
Katy D. –
My students loved playing would you rather to help better understand the opinions and apply it too opinion writings.
Kelly R. –
This was fun way to have my students do a quick write.
Emily B. –
These writing prompts have been so much fun to give my students as a weekly writing prompt. Their skills are growing and I love getting to know them better!
Lady Susan –
I love the answers I get with these. They make my kids think about the why they would choose one. I use them as warm ups.
Yoselin M. –
Having an active class this was the perfect activity for them. They were engaged and stayed focused on the task the entire time. Highly recommend.
Chanelle R. –
Very helpful as an additional resource for students.
Chris Jaglo’s Brush-Up –
I use this resource tutoring a student in another city using zoom. He needs help in writing a paragraph and also generating ideas to support a decision. This has been a great weekly small step because there are only two choices and he has to think up three reasons for his choice. We started with base “kernel sentences” and he has started to expand them. He is also become more fluent in generating reasons. The topics chosen are perfect for kids!
Dee N. –
These are great warm-up activities. The topics spark interest with kids. I love the slides to display; they are colourful and visually appealing. I really like that this resource helps students to think through, explain and write about their choices. Great resource, thank you!
Carmichaelfa321 –
This was just what I was looking for! A great addition to my unit. The kids and I enjoyed it!