Conversation with Kids

Learn the tools to help you get the most out of your conversations with your sons. Practice daily modeling to your boys and transition from asking close ended questions that often lead to monosyllable response from your child to open ended questions that could lead to your child opening up his thoughts and experiences. (Note: Dads of Boys in 5th grade should sign up with Dads of Middle School Kids as your son would be a MS student by fall.)

Learn the tools to help you get the most out of your conversations with your sons. Practice daily modeling to your boys and transition from asking close ended questions that often lead to monosyllable response from your child to open ended questions that could lead to your child opening up his thoughts and experiences.

Learn the tools to help you get the most out of your conversations with your daughter. Transition from asking close ended questions that often lead to monosyllable response from your child to open ended questions that could lead to your child opening up her thoughts and experiences. (Note: Dads of Girls in 5th grade should sign up with Dads of Middle School kids as your daughter would be a MS student by fall.)

For dads with kids in Middle School to collaborate to keep conversations with kids active and effective. (Includes 5th grader dads since their children will be in MS by Fall.)

Learn the tools to get you started on conversing with your preschoolers. You will learn to take advantage of opportunities throughout the day to connect and enjoy your preschooler. You will learn to praise in the best way possible—on their progress, effort, etc. (hint, it’s not just “good job”) and more!

Learn the tools to help you get the most out of your conversations with your daughters. You will learn the difference between close ended and open ended questions and why one is so much better than the other. You will learn to praise in the best way possible—on their progress, effort, etc. (hint, it’s not just “good job”) and more!