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Life Lessons (30 questions to start a conversation with a child under ten yeas old )

Life Lessons (starting a conversation with a younger child) - Sometimes the generation gap is wider than others. These 30 questions are designed to find common ground between an older adult and younger child. They explore shared and related experiences that a conversation and relationship can be built upon. Although some of these questions are not designed for parents to ask their children all are appropriate and relivant.

 

30 questions to start a conversation with a child under ten yeas old

 

What is the best costume you have worn?

Do you have any brothers or sisters?

If you could go on a vacation anywhere in the US where would it be?

What song do you have memorized?

What scares you in the dark?

What sport do you most like to play?

On a scale of 1-10 how strict are your parents?

Who is the worst teacher you now have? Why?

What are the qualities that make a good friend?

What is your favorite thing about summer?

What song do you love to dance to?

What makes you happy?

Who is your favorite Super Hero?

What vegetable do you hate?

If you could have one superpower what would it be?

Who taught you to cook?

If you could ask God a question what would it be?

If you could be a professional athlete what sport would you play?

What is your favorite way to spend a Saturday?

What do you like to cook?

Who taught you to swim?

What is your favorite Disney Movie

What is the saddest movie you have seen?

What is your favorite song from Disney Movie

 

 

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