# Spring This or That Questions for March, April, May and Spring Break Source: https://thisorthatquestion.com/spring-this-or-that Updated: 2026-11-11 Spring pairs by month, a spring break edition for trip planning, and a round for adults. ## Quick facts - In the Northern Hemisphere, spring starts at the March equinox, around March 20, and ends at the June solstice, around June 21. - In the United States, daylight saving time starts on the second Sunday of March, which gives an extra hour of evening light. - Pi Day falls on March 14 (3/14) and April Fools' Day on April 1, so March and April each have a built-in theme day for this or that pairs. - Most schools in the United States take spring break for one week in March or April, so spring break pairs fit the week before. - One pair a day from March through May covers about 60 school days, with a few weeks off for break. ## Spring this or that questions about weather and the outdoors Start a this or that spring edition with weather pairs. Everyone has an opinion about rain, wind and the first warm afternoon. 1. Rain boots or Bare feet in the grass? 2. Spring rain or Spring sunshine? 3. Umbrella or Rain jacket hood? 4. Jump in puddles or Walk around puddles? 5. Fly a kite or Blow bubbles? 6. Rainbow or Thunderstorm? 7. Picnic in the park or Picnic in the backyard? 8. Bike ride or Scooter ride? 9. Sunrise walk or Sunset walk? 10. Windows open or Fan on? 11. Light jacket or Hoodie weather? 12. Hammock or Porch swing? ## Spring food and drinks 1. Strawberries or Cherries? 2. Pink lemonade or Classic lemonade? 3. Lemon bars or Strawberry shortcake? 4. Fruit salad or Pasta salad? 5. Popsicle or Frozen yogurt? 6. Asparagus or Snap peas? 7. Farmers market strawberries or Pick-your-own strawberries? 8. Rhubarb pie or Key lime pie? 9. Grilled corn or Grilled veggies? 10. Smoothie or Fresh juice? ## Springtime this or that: gardens and animals 1. Tulips or Daisies? 2. Cherry blossoms or Lilacs? 3. Plant seeds or Buy plants? 4. Vegetable garden or Flower garden? 5. Ladybugs or Fireflies? 6. Baby ducks or Baby lambs? 7. Robins or Bluebirds? 8. Frogs or Turtles? 9. Caterpillar or Butterfly? 10. Watering can or Garden hose? ## March this or that questions Use this or that March pairs for the shift from winter to spring, plus Pi Day and the extra hour of evening light. 1. Last snow day or First warm day? 2. Pie on Pi Day or Pizza on Pi Day? 3. Basketball bracket or Pick the team by mascot? 4. Extra hour of evening light or Extra hour of morning light? 5. Windy day kite or Windy day indoors? 6. Spring cleaning or Spring shopping? 7. Mud or Slush? 8. Winter coat until April or Light jacket on March 1? 9. First spring flowers or Last winter sunset? 10. Green sprouts or Melting snow? ## April this or that questions April this or that pairs work around rain, baseball and April Fools' Day. 1. Play an April Fools' prank or Get pranked? 2. Rainy day movie or Rainy day board game? 3. Baseball game or Softball game? 4. Hot dog at the ballpark or Peanuts at the ballpark? 5. April showers or May flowers? 6. Puddle splash or Rain dance? 7. Spring concert or Spring play? 8. Rubber duck rain boots or Plain rain boots? 9. Cloud watching or Star gazing? 10. Rain on the roof or Birds in the morning? ## May this or that May pairs lean toward the end of the school year, field day and the first pool weekend. 1. Field day or Last day of school? 2. Graduation party or Memorial Day cookout? 3. Flower crown or Sun hat? 4. Outdoor class or Class movie day? 5. First pool day or First beach day? 6. Water balloons or Sidewalk chalk? 7. Yearbook signing or Class picnic? 8. Planting flowers or Planting tomatoes? 9. Lemonade stand or Bake sale? 10. Summer plans or Summer surprise? ## This or that spring break edition Use these spring break this or that pairs with friends to plan the week, or with a class the day before break starts. 1. Beach trip or Theme park? 2. Road trip with friends or Family vacation? 3. Staycation or Getaway? 4. Sleep until noon or Busy every day? 5. Hotel pool or Ocean? 6. Snorkeling or Paddleboarding? 7. Sunscreen or Sunburn? 8. Visit a new city or Visit family? 9. Spring break in Florida or Spring break in the mountains? 10. Plan every day or Decide each morning? 11. Souvenir T-shirt or Souvenir magnet? 12. Rest before school or Last-day adventure? ## Spring this or that questions for adults These pairs fit a work chat, a book club or a spring dinner party. 1. Spring cleaning weekend or Spring garden weekend? 2. Patio dinner or Picnic dinner? 3. Iced coffee season or Hot coffee until June? 4. Rosé or Spritz? 5. Allergy season or Mud season? 6. Morning run or Evening walk? 7. Declutter the closet or Declutter the garage? 8. Spring wedding or Spring vacation? 9. Open the pool or Open the windows? 10. Plant a garden or Buy from the farmers market? ## How to play spring themed this or that questions 1. Pick 10 to 15 pairs that match the month. Use the March, April or May sections first. 2. Read a pair aloud: "Tulips or Daisies?" 3. Players move to one side of the room or hold up one or two fingers. 4. Ask one person on each side to explain their pick in one sentence. 5. On a warm day, play outside. Use two cones or two trees as the sides. 6. At work, post one pair a day in chat and let people vote with emoji reactions. The random picker at /this-or-that-generator can fill a slow week. ## Tips for this or that spring questions - Swap in weather pairs on rainy days. They get answers because everyone just walked in from the rain. - Keep spring break pairs open for kids who stay home. Staycation or Getaway gives them a real answer. - For kids under 7, use the animal and garden pairs. They know baby ducks better than bracket picks. - Print the page with your browser's Print button for a substitute teacher plan. - Write your own this or that for spring with 1 to 3 words per side and both options tied to the season. ## Frequently asked questions ### What is spring this or that? Spring this or that is a set of two-choice questions with a spring theme, such as "Rain boots or Bare feet in the grass?" or "Tulips or Daisies?". Teachers use them as a morning warm-up from March to May, teams post them as a daily chat poll, and friends use the spring break pairs to plan a trip. Each pair takes seconds to answer. ### What are good spring this or that questions? Good spring this or that questions put two spring favorites side by side, such as Tulips or Daisies, Rain boots or Bare feet in the grass, and Pink lemonade or Classic lemonade. Mix weather, food and garden pairs so every player has a strong pick. ### What are good march this or that questions? Good march this or that questions cover the end of winter and the start of spring. Try Last snow day or First warm day, Pie on Pi Day or Pizza on Pi Day, and Mud or Slush. They suit morning meetings in class. ### What are good april this or that questions? Good april this or that questions use rain, baseball and April Fools' Day. Try Play an April Fools' prank or Get pranked, Rainy day movie or Rainy day board game, and Baseball game or Softball game. ### What should I ask in a may this or that set? Ask about the end of the school year and early summer. Field day or Last day of school, First pool day or First beach day, and Lemonade stand or Bake sale all work in May. ### What are fun this or that questions spring break edition? Fun spring break pairs include Staycation or Getaway, Beach trip or Theme park, and Sleep until noon or Busy every day. Use them the day before break, or with friends to plan the trip. ### Are there spring this or that questions for adults? Yes. The adults section covers spring cleaning, gardening, patio dinners and travel, with pairs like Declutter the closet or Declutter the garage. Use them in a work chat or at a dinner with friends. ### How long does a spring this or that game take? A spring this or that game with 15 pairs takes about 10 minutes for a class or group of 10 to 25. A single pair as a daily warm-up takes under a minute. ### Can I print spring this or that questions? Yes. Use your browser's Print button or Save as PDF, and the page prints in a clean layout. The site does not offer a separate download. For a themed sheet, paste pairs into Google Docs or Canva.