Discussion questions
Open questions to spark conversation in class or circle time.
A little less overthinking. A little more spinning.
The winner is…
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The 12 options on this wheel
- Would you rather fly or be invisible?
- What makes a good friend?
- What would you change about school?
- Which invention matters most?
- What is something you’re proud of?
- Should homework exist?
- What would you do with one extra hour a day?
- Which animal would be the best pet?
- What makes a place feel like home?
- What job would you invent?
- Is it ever OK to break a rule?
- What should everyone learn to cook?
About the Discussion questions wheel
Looking for a question to get a class talking? This wheel has 12 open discussion questions for class or circle time, including “What makes a good friend?”, “Should homework exist?” and “Is it ever OK to break a rule?”.
There are no right answers, so every student can take part.
How to use this wheel
- Check the options. Edit the list on the right if you like — one option per line.
- Spin the wheel. Every option has exactly the same chance.
- Keep going or keep it. Remove the winner and spin again, or share the wheel with a link.
Your own saved list isn’t changed by opening this page. To keep this wheel for next time, choose “Save as my list”.