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Family Dinner Questions #1

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Family Dinner Questions

 

30 Family Dinner Questions #1

Here are questions that encourage family talk!  We believe in families and we know the power of getting to know each other better.  So what we’ve created for you are 30 questions that you put in a jar.  It doesn’t need to be a fancy jar {see above}.  Each night at dinner time pull out one question and read it to the family. Some are silly and some are serious.   Get to know each other better and smile as you create memories with your loved ones!

Click Here for the free PDF DinnerTableTalk question list!

Here’s a list of ALL the FAMILY DINNER QUESTIONS!

Enjoy!

 Family Dinner Questions

About Alison

Alison is one of the 3 founders of HowDoesShe.com She is the mama of 4 rockin' kids who love PB and J's. She has one fantastic husband who is the love of her life and loves long walks on the beach!

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  1. Kami Schmitt says

    I think this is a great idea! We always try to make conversation with our two little ones at the table. Now we can take turns pulling out the questions each night. But, I can not open it up? It is giving me an error. Can you help?
    Thanks
    Kami

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  8. Sunny says

    Wow! I’m thinking that this would make a terrific gift for friends and neighbors with families next Christmas!!! THANK YOU!

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  9. julie says

    I have wanted a list of these questions ever since I heard about them last year! This is on of my favorite gifts of the season. Thanks.
    Thanks for all your guys hard work in posting for all of us.

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  12. kim says

    our favorite dinner time conversation starting question is “What’s the best thing that has happened to you today?” I wonder what the favorite will be from your list?

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  14. Margot says

    This is a fabulous idea to create closeness in families. We have more ways to communicate than ever – technologically speaking – and yet we truly share even less I believe. This is a good way to change that.

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  15. Meeks says

    This is such a great idea, that I am putting a link to this post on “My 5 links for the week”. I hope it is ok to use your photo. If you want me to take it off, just send me an email, and I can do that for you!

    Love your site! Love the title!

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  16. Sylvia says

    I just love this idea. I printed out all four question PDF’s and have been cutting them out for our family dinner tonight. I just wish I had a cutting instrument because my hands are cramping cutting out all of the great questions. Thanks so much for this!! It was needed. 🙂

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  17. Kristin Bolling says

    I bought table conversation cards for my nieces and nephews this christmas 🙁 I could have been a lot more creative and made my own jar, not to mention saved at least $10 bucks using this. I was a day late and a dollar short. Do you have a new set of questions out yet?

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  18. Kristy says

    This was great! I did it with my family.. We enjoyed messy fajitas as we spoke about the questions! It’s our new tradition!

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  23. Dani Lamb says

    I do something very similar…it has been quite a hit with out family of 5 children of various ages..teenages, too. I also use it with my youth group kids. It has been an enlightening way to dig deep into their day/lives and keep “in the loop”!

    Thanks for the great ideas!
    D

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