This Mother's Day Game idea makes a great activity to encourage mother-child communication, especially among teens

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This Mother's Day Game
idea makes a great activity
to encourage mother-child
communication, especially
among teens
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Activity
Invite mothers to the Sunday
School classroom. Temporarily
separate the mothers and the
children or youth. The teacher asks
some planned questions to the
group of mothers and each mother
is expected to try and guess the
answer her child/teen will give to
each question. Answers are written
on a large piece of cardboard or a
piece of paper that can later be
held high for everyone to see.

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Bring the mothers and
children/youth back together.
Assign point values for each
question in which the parent
successfully guessed the child’s
answer. You can also reverse roles
for the next set of questions and
have the kids try to predict their
mother’s answer. The mother-child
with the most points wins a prize.

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Some sample questions
“Most common thing you fight over?”
“You are most alike in what
characteristic?”
“What is your favorite activity
together?”
“What is the funniest thing that
happened when you were together?”
“What is one music group you could
listen to and both enjoy?”
“What is a television show you watch
together?”

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The parent and child answer the
questions on an index
card, without talking to each other
or having any type of collaboration
at all on answers

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Makes a great activity to
encourage mother-child
communication, especially
among teens.

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