You can watch the world from the moon for a day. What do you see?
By theme and age Conversation questions for kids
Looking for good questions for the dinner table? Here are examples from Ask & Roll, by theme and by age. Pick what suits your family, or let the die choose in the app.
Free, no account needed, also in Dutch and Hungarian.
By theme
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Faith
About God, the Bible and prayer. For families who want to share their faith at the table. Every question comes with a Bible passage to read together.
See the questionsWhy do you think Jesus called the children to him?
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Fun
Silly questions and what-ifs. For when things can be light for a while.
See the questionsWhat would you invent for people who don't feel like tidying up?
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Icebreaker
Favourites and fun facts. Handy with sleepover guests, grandparents or new friends.
See the questionsWhat is your favourite subject at school, and why?
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Feelings
About happy, cross, scared and proud. Helps children find words for what they feel.
See the questionsWhat would you like to hear from others more often?
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Imagine
Magic, inventions and daydreams. Nothing is too crazy here.
See the questionsIf you wrote a book, what would it be about?
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My day
Better than “how was school?”. Questions that really open up the day.
See the questionsWhat did you do for someone else today?
By age
From toddlers to the last year of primary school. Little ones get short questions in big letters, with a picture. Older children get questions they can really think about. There are 40 questions per theme for each age group.
How to get the most out of it
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Ask one question at a time
Give everyone time. A silence often means someone is thinking.
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Join in yourself
Children open up more easily when you share something of your own.
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Let the die choose
In the app you tap the die and get a question that fits the theme and the age.