30 Fun And Clean Never Have I Ever Questions

If you’ve ever played ‘Never Have I Ever’, you know how incredibly fun this game is! Not only that but Never Have I Ever Questions make for fantastic ice breakers and conversation starters, making them perfect for a fun classroom activity. Below you’ll find 30 fun Never Have I Ever Questions that you can use in class. All of these questions are clean and suitable for kids, teenagers, and adults alike.

Fun Never Have I Ever Questions

• Never have I ever fallen backward off my chair.
• Never have I ever called a teacher mom.
• Never have I ever gone to bed without brushing my teeth.
• Never have I ever cooked disgusting food.
• Never have I ever scared someone on purpose.
• Never have I ever made a silly voice.
• Never have I ever walked into a lampost.
• Never have I ever cried at a movie.
• Never have I ever walked in on someone on the toilet.
• Never have I ever shared someone else’s secret.
• Never have I ever told a bad joke.
• Never have I ever lied to a teacher.
• Never have I ever borrowed a family member’s clothes.
• Never have I ever failed to wash my hands after going to the restroom.
• Never have I ever worn the same underwear two days in a row.
• Never have I ever cheated on a test.
• Never have I ever picked my nose and eaten it.
• Never have I ever used someone else’s toothbrush.
• Never have I ever read someone’s diary.
• Never have I ever dropped my phone in the toilet.
• Never have I ever eaten dessert before dinner.
• Never have I ever had a bad haircut.
• Never have I ever put my shoes on the wrong feet.
• Never have I ever eaten so much I was sick.
• Never have I ever laughed and had drink come out of my nose.
• Never have I ever run out of toilet paper in the restroom.
• Never have I ever talked to an animal.
• Never have I ever screamed while watching a scary movie.
• Never have I ever misspelled my own name.
• Never have I ever pretended to be sick.

How To Play Never Have I Ever In Class

Never Have I Ever is a fantastic game to play in class as an icebreaker game or simply as a fun way for students to get to know each other better. The main idea of the game is for one student to use a ‘Never Have I Ever statement’ to express something they have never done but perhaps other students might have done. If a student has done the thing in the ‘Never Have I Ever statement’ then they lose a point. Here is how to play Never Have I Ever In Class step by step:

1. Sit In A Circle

To begin, have students sit in a circle facing each other. If you have a particularly large class, you might want to divide the class into different groups.

2. Show Ten Fingers

Next, have all students show you ten fingers. These are their ‘lives’.

3. Make A Never Have I Ever Statement

Next, one student should make a ‘Never Have I Ever statement’. This should be something they have never done but maybe other students have. The aim is to make as many students as possible lose one of their ‘lives’.

4. Lose A Life

Students who have done the thing from the ‘Never Have I Ever statement’ lose a life and so must put down one finger.

5. Repeat

Then it’s the next student’s turn to make a statement. Continue taking turns like this until all but one student has lost all their lives. That student is the winner.

Variations

There are of course many different ways you can play Never Have I Ever. A great variation to play in class is one in which you encourage students to share their funny stories after each round. For example, if the statement was “Never have I ever lied to a teacher.” the students who admitted to it could then share the lie they told a teacher once.

Another great variation, and one which kids really love, is to give each student 10 small things that they can eat. These ten edible things are their ‘lives’ and each time they lose a life they get to eat one of their snacks.

More Classroom Games

Thanks for reading. I hope you and your students have hours of fun talking about these fun Never Have I Ever Questions. Before you go, check out these other posts for game ideas and inspiration for your next fun class:

How To Play Walking Dictation
Classroom Games For Middle School Students
Funny What If Questions
The 20 Questions Game