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20 Questions That Will Get Your Child To Talk About School

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    20 Questions That Will Get Your Child To Talk About School

    By Motheropedia | Parenting | 0 comment | 30 September, 2015 | 0

    20  Questions That Will Get Your Child To Talk About School

    I was a lamenting mom when it came to my son’s communication about his school. All I could wring out of him about his school day was ‘Good’ or ‘Bad!’ That, for me was so little. I wanted to know lots, lots more. But he simply did not talk about school with me. So each time I would be blocked out by him, I sought solace in his school’s WhatsApp Group! (I think God made these for Mom’s like me)

    I played the musical chairs with him and these (as my son calls them) ‘COP’ like questions for a bit now. So one day I scratched my head and conjured up these 20 QUESTIONS THAT GOT MY CHILD TO TALK ABOUT HIS SCHOOL! Since these are open-ended questions   and I play around with them,  a lot of revelations take place. Oftentimes we land up between fairies and gnomes or The Battle Of The Avengers!

     

    • Get Your Child To Talk About School  Question# 1
      What was the best thing that happened at school today? (What was the worst thing that happened at     school today?)
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #2
      Tell me something that made you laugh today.
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #3
      If you could choose, who would you like to sit beside in class? (Who would you NOT want to sit by in class? Why?)
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #4
      Tell me a strange word that you heard in school today.
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #5
      Which is your favourite place in school?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #6
      How did you help somebody today?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #7
      Did somebody help you in school today?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #8
      What word did your teacher say most today?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #9
      Is there anyone in your class who needs a time out?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #10
      If you could switch seats with someone in class whom would you trade with?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #11
      Who brought the best food in their lunch today? What was it?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #12
      What is the most popular thing to do at recess?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #13
      When did you feel most proud of yourself today?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question  #14
      What rule was the hardest to follow today?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #15
      When were you really bored today?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #16
      If could change something about school what would you like?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School  Question #17
      If you got to be teacher for a day, what would you like to teach?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #18
      If I called your teacher tonight what would she tell me about you?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #19
      What were you proud to do in school today?
    • Get Your Child To Talk About School Question #20
      What was the most difficult thing to do in school today?
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