Ask about someone's day

Ask an open question about someone's day, then a follow-up.

At a glance

  • For: Kids 4–11
  • Theme: Conversation
  • Practised over five meals

The mission

  • Ages 4–6: Little reporter: ask someone a question about their day.
  • Ages 7–11: Ask an open question about someone's day, then a follow-up.
  • Example sentence: "What was the best part of your day?"

Why it helps at the dinner table

Dinner is often the one time of day the whole family is together. Learning to tell a story, ask a question back or listen to the answer turns that time into real conversation.

How Kalmdix helps

Kalmdix announces the mission as a playful quest at the start of the meal, then lets the children talk about whatever they like. It works on one habit over five meals; on the fifth, the mission is a secret. Kalmdix never says who did or didn't do it: the results appear after the meal.

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