Family laughs
12 questionsFamily-oriented
Twelve make-believe prompts about talking animals, unusual objects, and invented places. An adult should preview the wording for the children taking part.
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- If a penguin opened a hat shop, which hat would be in the window?
- What would a squirrel announce on its own radio show?
- What would you call a story about a moon made of buttons?
- What costume would a friendly dragon wear to a costume party?
- What kind of tiny festival would a group of garden snails organize?
- What would a toaster sing while making imaginary toast?
- What would a talking tree ask a passing butterfly?
- What would you name a make-believe town where all the buildings have wheels?
- What message would a storybook cat send to a storybook mouse about a picnic?
- What new event would you add to a sports day for toy robots?
- What would a helpful sign say at the entrance to a maze made of bubbles?
- What would an owl put on a poster advertising a nighttime story club?
- Choose one question after reading it first. Explain unfamiliar words or change the characters to fit the group; Family-oriented is a content label, not an age rating.
- A short answer, drawing, invented story, listening, or a pass is welcome. There is no requirement to be funny, and no one needs to perform or earn laughs.
- Keep the answers in make-believe situations. Avoid follow-ups about private experiences, purchases, family circumstances, or real people to tease.