Ask follow-up questions

When someone tells something, ask a second question about a detail.

At a glance

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

The mission

  • Ages 4–6: Curious detective: when someone tells a story, ask "and then?".
  • Ages 7–11: When someone tells something, ask a second question about a detail.
  • Example sentence: "And then what happened?"

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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