Get your students talking with these fun food-themed speaking prompts!

Bring laughter and meaningful conversations to your classroom with this Food Would You Rather resource! Featuring 30 fun and imaginative discussion questions, students will love sharing opinions, explaining their choices, and building confidence speaking English.

From pizza and ice cream to giant sandwiches, magical snacks, and silly food dilemmas, these engaging prompts encourage children to think creatively while developing speaking, listening, vocabulary, and critical thinking skills.

Perfect for ESL, EAL, EFL, and primary classrooms, this no-prep resource can be used all year round for speaking lessons, literacy centres, morning meetings, brain breaks, fast finishers, or whole-class discussions.

What’s Included?
–> 30 colourful full-page discussion cards
–> 30 printable half-page cards

Perfect For

• Food Units
• Healthy Eating Topics
• Nutrition Lessons
• Cooking Activities
• Food Vocabulary
• ESL / EAL / EFL
• Speaking Lessons
• Conversation Practice
• Literacy Centres
• Morning Meeting
• Brain Breaks
• Fast Finishers
• Whole Class Activities
• Pair Work
• Small Group Activities
• Students Will Practise
• Speaking and listening
• Giving opinions
• Explaining reasons
• Oral language
• Vocabulary development
• Critical thinking
• Conversation skills
• Social interaction

Why Teachers Love It
Encourages every student to participate.
Promotes meaningful classroom conversations.
Includes a variety of fun and imaginative food-themed questions.
Suitable for mixed-ability learners and English language learners.
No preparation required—simply print and use!
Perfect for encouraging confidence and spontaneous speaking.

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