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Talking about faith often starts with a good question. These questions are about God, Bible stories and prayer, in words that fit your child's age. Each one comes with a Bible passage you can read together.

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Example questions

2-4toddlerToddlers

  1. Who made the animals?

    Read together: Genesis 1:20-25

  2. Name something that God made!

    Read together: Psalm 104:24

  3. What do you say to God before you go to sleep?

    Read together: Psalm 121:3-4

  4. How do you look after an animal, like Noah did?

    Read together: Genesis 6:19-22

  5. Jesus made the storm calm. What does a storm sound like? Copy it!

    Read together: Mark 4:37-41

  6. The wise men followed a star. Where would you follow a star to?

    Read together: Matthew 2:1-2

  7. Who made you?

    Read together: Psalm 139:13-14

  8. Jesus made a blind man see again. What do you like looking at most?

    Read together: Mark 10:46-52

4-6preschoolPreschoolers

  1. What are you thankful to God for today?

    Read together: Psalm 136:1

  2. What is the most beautiful thing God has made?

    Read together: Genesis 1:31

  3. What do you think of when you see a rainbow?

    Read together: Genesis 9:12-17

  4. How big do you think God is?

    Read together: Isaiah 40:12

  5. What did it sound like when the angels sang to the shepherds? Sing it!

    Read together: Luke 2:13-14

  6. What would you do if you met Jesus in the street?

    Read together: Luke 24:13-16

  7. At first Jonah didn't want to listen to God. When is listening hard for you?

    Read together: Jonah 1:1-3

  8. Jesus was a child once too. What do you think he played?

    Read together: Luke 2:40

6-8grade 1-2Age 6 to 8

  1. If you could ask God one question, what would it be?

    Read together: Jeremiah 33:3

  2. What would you have said if you saw Zacchaeus up in the tree?

    Read together: Luke 19:5-10

  3. Which song from church or school do you sometimes sing in your head?

    Read together: Colossians 3:16

  4. How do you think the father felt when the lost son came home?

    Read together: Luke 15:20-24

  5. What do you think is the difference between praying and talking?

    Read together: Matthew 6:7-9

  6. When do you feel thankful, even when things go wrong?

    Read together: 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

  7. If God gave you a special job, what do you think it would be?

    Read together: Isaiah 6:8

  8. Who taught you something about God, and what was it?

    Read together: 2 Timothy 1:5

8-10grade 3-4Age 8 to 10

  1. How do you think Joseph felt when his brothers sold him?

    Read together: Genesis 37:23-28

  2. How could you help someone this week without them noticing?

    Read together: Matthew 6:3-4

  3. Who do you think your neighbour is?

    Read together: Luke 10:29-37

  4. What would you have done if you'd been in the boat during the storm?

    Read together: Matthew 8:23-27

  5. What would you like to ask Paul about his journeys?

    Read together: 2 Corinthians 11:25-27

  6. Why is Sunday a special day for us?

    Read together: Psalm 118:24

  7. What is harder: saying sorry or forgiving? Why?

    Read together: Colossians 3:13

  8. What could you share with people who have less?

    Read together: Hebrews 13:16

10-12grade 5-6Age 10 to 12

  1. What does believing mean to you, in your own words?

    Read together: Hebrews 11:1

  2. What would Jesus do if he lived in our town today?

    Read together: Matthew 9:35-36

  3. Why do you think Jesus was willing to go to the cross?

    Read together: Isaiah 53:4-6

  4. How can you use your talents for others?

    Read together: 1 Peter 4:10

  5. What can you learn from how Jesus dealt with criticism?

    Read together: 1 Peter 2:23

  6. What could you do this month for people who are struggling?

    Read together: Matthew 25:35-40

  7. What would you do if you spent a whole week living like Jesus?

    Read together: 1 John 2:6

  8. What has been a sign of God's love for you this week?

    Read together: Lamentations 3:22-23

How to get the most out of it

  1. 1

    Ask one question at a time

    Give everyone time. A silence often means someone is thinking.

  2. 2

    Join in yourself

    Children open up more easily when you share something of your own.

  3. 3

    Let the die choose

    In the app you tap the die and get a question that fits the theme and the age.

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