What questions should I ask a 5 year old?

9 Cool Questions to Ask Your Kid

What do you know how to do that you can teach to others?
If you could be a sound, what would it be?
What is the funniest thing that ever happened to you?
What do you think your life will be like in the future?
What is the most wonderful thing that ever happened to you?

What are some fun Jeopardy questions?

What is the last name of Drake from the popular television show “Drake & Josh”? What is Parker?

What is the “American Anthem”? What is The Star Spangled Banner?

How many strikes AND fouls do you get in baseball? What is 3 strikes and 4 fouls?

Home of the Whooper. What is Burger King?

The name of Jack Sparrow’s ship.

What questions do 3 year olds ask?

Fun questions to ask your toddler:

What’s something that makes you laugh?
What are some things you do to make Mommy/Daddy laugh?
If your [teddy/doggie/dolly] could talk, what do you think he/she would say?
Would you like to live in [favorite book]?
How old do you think Mommy/Daddy is?

What questions should a 3 year old be able to answer?

Children should be able to answer “what’s this” questions about familiar objects or pictures by 2 years of age. By 3 years, a child should be able to answer more complex “what” questions like “what do you wear on your head?”, “what do you eat?”, and “what is she doing?”.

What is a quick quiz?

A Quick Quiz allows you to create a short quiz with 10 questions per quiz. Each quiz will cover Unanswered questions within your question bank, including all subjects, and in the Study Mode.

What are good questions to ask a 2 year old?

What are good questions to ask preschoolers?

Questions for Toddlers and Preschoolers

If your stuffed animals could talk, what would they say?
What does it feel like when I hug you?
If you drew everything that came to your head, what would you be drawing right now?
What do you think you’re going to dream about tonight?
What sounds do you like best and why?

What questions can a 2 year old answer?

1-2 years old: Answering: Answers simple “what” questions like “what’s that?” while pointing at common objects. Answers simple “where” questions by pointing to objects or pictures in a book, such as “where are your shoes?” Responds to yes/no questions with a nod or word.