Talking to your child about school
When your child comes home from school there is a lot you will want to discuss with them.
These are some things to keep in mind when you’re talking to them about their day.
When your child comes home from school there is a lot you will want to discuss with them.
These are some things to keep in mind when you’re talking to them about their day.
How was school?
What’s the biggest difference between this year and last year?
Did you have fun at school?
What was the best thing you did at school today?
Who did you sit with?
Tell me the names of the four children who sat closest to you.
Was your teacher nice?
What was the most interesting thing you learned today?
What class rules did your teacher say are important?
Did your teacher go over the daily routine with the class?
What was the best part about your daily routine?
Did you have everything you needed for school?
Was there anything you wish you'd had at school that you didn’t have today?
Were the children in your class nice?
Who did you enjoy talking with the most? Why?
Did anyone have anything fun or interesting to talk about?
Did you get your timetable?
Which days look best on your timetable? Why?
Are your friends in your classes?
Tell me two children you remember from each class.
Was the work hard?
What was the best thing your teacher asked you to do in ____ today?
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