Looking for conversation cards (like prompts to get people talking) for family dinners with a freshly turned 5 year old. Funny, sweet, and silly options!

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Andrea · Answer

Conversation starters in a jar: Last year I went on a hunt for fun conversation starters for kids - there are so many if you google them! Some linked here. I saved my favorites to a word doc, printed and cut them into strips. The question strips live in a jar that sits in our kitchen. My kids get excited about picking a new question at dinner time - especially the 5 year old :) We’ve added more as time has gone on, and sometimes they write their own and add them to the jar.

There are also card decks & things like that you can buy, but this is a free way to do it, and every question was hand picked by us!

Rob · Answer

Awesome & Tricky: similar to rose/bud/thorn; everyone shares one awesome thing and one tricky thing from the day!