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Instead, try questions that spark a story. Ask, “What was the funniest thing that happened during recess?” or “Who made you laugh today and why?”
These prompts open up the door for more than a simple response. They encourage a child to think back on the day’s events and pick out details they find meaningful or amusing.
An open-ended question can also help you gauge their emotional state without being too intrusive.
If they hesitate or only offer a short answer, it may be a sign they’re not ready to chat, or they need a bit more prompting.
