Survey Questions/For Kids
Family Feud Questions for Kids
Survey games suit children because there is no trivia to know. The answers are things any kid has noticed about school, pets, toys and family life. We wrote these twelve boards for players aged about six and up, with nothing that needs explaining to a younger sibling.
Each board lists answers from most to least likely with suggested points that add up to 100. The points are our own weighting, not survey results. Younger players do best when an adult reads the question and types the answers on one screen.
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Points are suggested values that add up to 100 per board. We chose them ourselves; they are not survey results.
1.Name something you would pack for a sleepover.
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- 1.Pajamas30 pts
- 2.A pillow22 pts
- 3.A toothbrush17 pts
- 4.A stuffed animal14 pts
- 5.A sleeping bag11 pts
- 6.Snacks6 pts
Host note: Every answer is something a child has packed, so even the youngest player can score.
2.Name an excuse for not doing your homework.
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- 1.The dog ate it31 pts
- 2.I forgot25 pts
- 3.I left it at school17 pts
- 4.I was sick12 pts
- 5.It was too hard9 pts
- 6.I had no pencil6 pts
Host note: Teachers love this board. Ask the class which excuse they think works least well.
3.Name something that is more fun in the rain.
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- 1.Jumping in puddles46 pts
- 2.Playing in the mud18 pts
- 3.Watching a movie inside14 pts
- 4.Playing soccer10 pts
- 5.Catching raindrops7 pts
- 6.Building a fort indoors5 pts
Host note: The top answer is worth almost half the board. Use this one when a team needs a quick win.
4.Name an animal you would love as a pet but are not allowed to have.
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- 1.A monkey25 pts
- 2.A tiger21 pts
- 3.A horse17 pts
- 4.A snake14 pts
- 5.A penguin12 pts
- 6.An elephant11 pts
Host note: The points are spread evenly, so this board has no safe guess. Good for older kids who want a challenge.
5.Name something you would find in a kid's pocket.
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- 1.Candy wrappers27 pts
- 2.Rocks23 pts
- 3.Coins17 pts
- 4.Tissues13 pts
- 5.A small toy12 pts
- 6.Crumbs8 pts
Host note: Have players empty their own pockets after the round and award a bonus point for any match.
6.Name the best thing about a snow day.
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- 1.No school43 pts
- 2.Building a snowman19 pts
- 3.Sledding15 pts
- 4.Snowball fights11 pts
- 5.Hot chocolate8 pts
- 6.Sleeping in4 pts
Host note: Works anywhere it snows. In warm places, change the question to "a day off school".
7.Name something a superhero needs.
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- 1.A cape32 pts
- 2.A superpower25 pts
- 3.A mask17 pts
- 4.A secret identity11 pts
- 5.A sidekick9 pts
- 6.A cool car6 pts
Host note: Follow up by asking each team to invent a superhero using only the answers on the board.
8.Name a chore kids try to get out of.
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- 1.Cleaning their room34 pts
- 2.Washing the dishes22 pts
- 3.Taking out the trash16 pts
- 4.Making the bed13 pts
- 5.Walking the dog9 pts
- 6.Folding laundry6 pts
Host note: Parents and children agree on this board more than on any other in the set.
9.Name something that makes a birthday party great.
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- 1.Cake33 pts
- 2.Presents24 pts
- 3.Friends17 pts
- 4.Games12 pts
- 5.Balloons8 pts
- 6.A bouncy castle6 pts
Host note: The natural opening board for a birthday party game.
10.Name something you would see on a school trip to the zoo.
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- 1.Monkeys26 pts
- 2.Lions22 pts
- 3.Elephants18 pts
- 4.Giraffes14 pts
- 5.Penguins11 pts
- 6.The gift shop9 pts
Host note: Accept any animal on the board in any wording. The gift shop is the answer adults get and kids miss.
11.Name a food kids would eat every day if they could.
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- 1.Pizza36 pts
- 2.Ice cream21 pts
- 3.Chicken nuggets16 pts
- 4.French fries12 pts
- 5.Mac and cheese9 pts
- 6.Candy6 pts
Host note: Fast and loud. Play it right before the food arrives.
12.Name something a grown-up says when it is bedtime.
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- 1."Brush your teeth"31 pts
- 2."Lights out"23 pts
- 3."No more screens"17 pts
- 4."It's late"12 pts
- 5."One more story, then sleep"10 pts
- 6."Goodnight"7 pts
Host note: A calm board to finish on. Kids enjoy doing impressions of the grown-ups for this one.
How to play these boards without a screen
- Split into two teams and pick a host, who keeps this page to themselves.
- The host reads a question. One player from each team answers; whoever names the higher-scoring answer wins control of the board for their team.
- That team takes turns guessing. Each answer on the board scores its points, and each miss is a strike.
- After three strikes the other team gets one guess to steal every point scored in the round. Most points after four boards wins.
Tips for hosting a for kids round
For ages under 10, ignore the timer and let the team talk it out before answering.
Turn a board into a lesson: after revealing the answers, ask why the top answer was the most popular.
Friendly Feud accounts are for players 13 and up. Younger kids should play on a grown-up's screen.
New to the format? Read the full rules or our guide to hosting a virtual game night.
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The questions, answers and host notes on this page were written by Friendly Feud and are free to use at your own game night. Point values are suggestions, not survey results. "Family Feud" is a registered trademark of Fremantle. Friendly Feud is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fremantle or any related entity.