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today? Try these tricks to get your kids to talking about school.
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Children need to hear specific questions in order to give specific answers. Open ended questions like “What did you do?” may be too general to get the desired response. Try asking specific questions that require your child to answer with more than one word.
Tell me about a story you listened to.
What songs did you sing?
Who did you play with?
What did you have for snack?
Where did you play?
Did you do anything nice for somebody?
What are you looking forward to tomorrow?
Were you a good friend?
Did you laugh today?
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