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Scott Ertl, M.Ed. |
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How well
do you know your child?
These
questions are meant to be
used like the Newlywed Game, where the children answer the questions on
paper and parents answer what they think
the children's answers
will be.
This game is
not meant to be
competitive
between parents. It's goal is to act as a catalyst for family
communication.
A creative alternative is for the children to see if they can answer
questions
about their parents.
- What really
makes your child
angry?
- Who is your
child’s
best friend?
- What is your
child’s
favorite
color? Animal? TV show? Food?
- What is your
child’s favorite
place
to visit?
- What
embarrasses him/her the
most?
- Would your
child prefer a
vanilla,
strawberry or chocolate milkshake?
- What is
his/her biggest fear?
- What does
your child struggle
the most with at school?
- What is
his/her favorite school
subject? Least favorite?
- What is your
child’s
favorite
family vacation?
- What would your
child like to change
about his/her appearance?
- What is your
child’s
biggest
complaint about the family?
- How does your
child want to be
like you? Different?
- When was the
last time your child
was really angry?
- What is your
child’s
favorite
song? Game? Clothes? Number?
- If you could buy
your child anything
in the world, what would be their first choice?
- What is your
child’s
proudest
accomplishment?
- What has been
the biggest
disappointment
in your child’s life?
- What is your
child’s
favorite
book? Radio station? Nickname?
- Which chore
does he/she dislike
the most? Like?
- Does your
child feel too small
or too big for his/her age?
- What gift
does your child cherish
the most?
- Who has
influenced your
child’s
life the most (outside family)?
- Who is your
child’s
favorite
teacher? Why?
- What’s
something that
makes your
child feel sad?
- What’s
your
child’s favorite
joke or riddle?
- What careers
are your child
interested
in learning more about?
- What is your
child’s
favorite
movie? Sport? Part of the circus?
- What’s
something your
child doesn’t
believe they can do?
- Rank their
classes from most
(1) to least (10) favorite: Art, Music,
P. E., Library, Spanish, Science,
Reading, Math, Health, Computer, Dance, Writing, Social Studies,
Spelling
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