Do you want to have a more meaningful conversation with your family at Thanksgiving dinner? These Thanksgiving Conversation Questions go deeper than the generic “What are you thankful for?” questions.
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Ideas For USE
- Cut them into strips and put them into a jar to pull from.
- Print one for each person and everyone can pick a few questions to answer.
- Have a candy jar and each candy of a different color or kind represents a question. (Example: purple skittle equals odd questions.)
Frequently Asked Questions
Encourage active listening and ensure everyone has a chance to share their thoughts. You can go around the table or use techniques like a “talking stick” to ensure everyone’s voice is heard.
Yes, you can tailor the questions to be age-appropriate for children, encouraging them to share their thoughts and experiences as well.
You can simply pose a question to the group and encourage everyone to take turns sharing their thoughts or stories related to the topic. Alternatively, you can write the questions on cards and have participants draw them randomly.
