How’s the conversation around your
dinner table or in the car? In a distracted culture, we sometimes have to be
deliberate about building good healthy conversations as a family. Here are a
few questions to get you started. I’ve added questions for little ones to the
end of the list.
- If you
could start a restaurant, what would it be called and what would be on the
menu?
- If you
could donate a million dollars to the charities of your choice, to what
groups or organizations would you give it?
- If you
could take one friend and go on a one week (all expenses paid) vacation,
where would you go and who would you bring?
- If you
were going to make a movie, who would star in it and what would it be
about?
- What
would be the title of your autobiography and name some of the highlights?
- Where
in this world do you want to visit before you die?
- Describe
your dream dinner and who you would invite.
- If you
could go back in history, what era or time period would you choose and
why?
- If you
could be one Bible character who would you be?
- If you
had to perform one talent on stage in front of an audience, what would it
be?
- If you
had two days to go away and relax from all responsibilities what would you
do?
Questions for Little Ones:
- Who is
your favorite Bible Character?
- Where
is your favorite place to visit?
- What
animal do you like best?
- Which
book do you like to read?
- What
do you like to draw?
- Which
color is your favorite?
- Which
room do you like best in our house?
- Where
is your favorite place to play?
- Name
your favorite toy.
For more tips, check out Karol Ladd’s book A Positive Plan for Creating More Fun, Less
Whining.
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