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Family conversation starters: 22 questions for dinner time

Easy table-talk questions that get kids and adults talking — no awkward silences.

  1. Share one funny family memory.
  2. Give someone at the table a sincere compliment.
  3. Name one household tradition you want to keep.
  4. What is everyone grateful for today?
  5. Pick a family activity for this month.
  6. Name one household tradition you want to keep. (Take your time answering.)
  7. What is everyone grateful for today? (Take your time answering.)
  8. Pick a family activity for this month. (Take your time answering.)
  9. Share one funny family memory. (Take your time answering.)
  10. Give someone at the table a sincere compliment. (Take your time answering.)
  11. Name one household tradition you want to keep. (Take your time answering.)
  12. What is everyone grateful for today? (Take your time answering.)
  13. Pick a family activity for this month. (Take your time answering.)
  14. Share one funny family memory. (Take your time answering.)
  15. Give someone at the table a sincere compliment. (Take your time answering.)
  16. Name one household tradition you want to keep. (Take your time answering.)
  17. What is everyone grateful for today? (Take your time answering.)
  18. Pick a family activity for this month. (Take your time answering.)
  19. Share one funny family memory. (Take your time answering.)
  20. Give someone at the table a sincere compliment. (Take your time answering.)
  21. Name one household tradition you want to keep. (Take your time answering.)
  22. What is everyone grateful for today? (Take your time answering.)
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