Life Lessons (75 Questions to start a conversation with a teenager)
Life Lessons (starting a conversation with a teenager) - Sometimes the generation gap is wider than others. These seventy-five questions are designed to find common ground between an older adult and a teenager. 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.
75 Open ended questions that will start a conversation with a teenager
What single piece of technology makes your life easier?
If you had one wish what would it be?
What does the word "success" mean to you?
What would your dream job be?
Why do kids put rings in their eyebrows and nose?
What do you respect about your mother?
What do you respect about your Father?
What sport do you most like to play?
What sport do you most like to watch?
What do you feel strongly enough about to protest?
Who is your favorite teacher? Why?
What nickname do your friends call you?
What do you know how to say in a foreign language?
What are the qualities that make a good friend?
What is the best costume you have worn?
If you could break one law with impunity what would it be?
What slang word or phrase is most over used?
What music do you hate?
What was the last sporting event you went to?
What is your warmest birthday memory?
Who is there in your life that you would take a bullet for?
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
Did you ever want to change your name? If is to what?