Silly Questions

Silly Questions

Directions

  1. Ask your child silly questions to help him use his imagination and make choices.
  2. For example: "Would you rather be a bird or a cow? Why?" or "Would you rather be a table or a chair? Why?"
  3. Take turns asking the questions and giving the answers.


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