Spin the wheel to get a truth question or a dare. It holds 40 family-safe prompts: 20 labelled Truth and 20 labelled Dare. The truths ask about favorites and plans, and the dares are short, silly and safe to do in a classroom or living room.
Use it at a sleepover, a birthday party, a class party or a rainy-day break. Players take turns spinning and doing what the wheel says. Dares use no food, no phones, nothing messy and no touching, so any group of children can join in. Teachers can use the Truth prompts as a get-to-know-you activity at the start of the year.
The mode is Remove winner, so each prompt comes up once and no one repeats a dare. Choose Allow repeats if the group is small. Use Fullscreen and press the Space bar to spin.
All 40 truth and dare prompts
Truths
Truth: What is your favorite school subject?
Truth: What is the funniest thing you have seen?
Truth: What superpower would you pick?
Truth: What is your favorite book?
Truth: Which animal would you like as a pet?
Truth: What is your favorite thing to do on weekends?
Truth: What is one thing you are good at?
Truth: What would you do with a free day?
Truth: What is your favorite song to sing?
Truth: Where would you go if you could travel anywhere?
Truth: What is the best gift you have ever given?
Truth: What is your favorite game to play with friends?
Truth: What job would you like when you grow up?
Truth: What is your favorite season and why?
Truth: What is one thing that makes you laugh?
Truth: What would you name a pet dragon?
Truth: What is your favorite kind of weather?
Truth: Who is a person you admire?
Truth: What is something new you want to learn?
Truth: What is the best part of your day?
Dares
Dare: Hop on one foot for ten seconds
Dare: Walk like a penguin across the room
Dare: Sing the alphabet song in a silly voice
Dare: Talk like a robot until your next turn
Dare: Do five jumping jacks
Dare: Act out an animal for others to guess
Dare: Say a tongue twister three times
Dare: Pretend to be a news reporter for 20 seconds
Dare: Stand on tiptoes for ten seconds
Dare: Make up a short rhyme about this room
Dare: Dance in slow motion for ten seconds
Dare: Whisper until your next turn
Dare: Walk heel to toe in a straight line
Dare: Draw a quick picture with your eyes closed
Dare: Pretend to be a statue for 15 seconds
Dare: Count to ten as slowly as you can
Dare: Make three different silly faces
Dare: Talk for 20 seconds about your favorite color
Dare: Pretend to row a boat for ten seconds
Dare: Clap a rhythm for the group to copy
Questions
Are the dares safe for children?
Yes. Every dare is a short action such as hopping on one foot for ten seconds or doing five jumping jacks. None involves food, phones, mess, touching or climbing.
Can I spin only truths?
Yes. Delete the 20 Dare lines from the list box and the wheel keeps the 20 truth questions. Do the reverse to spin dares only.
What if a player does not want to answer?
Let them spin again. With 40 prompts on the wheel there are always others to try, and Remove winner keeps used prompts off.
Is there a longer version?
Yes. The Truth or Dare tool linked below gives a fresh prompt each time. Use the wheel when you want a spin with the whole group watching.