Interview a Grown-Up
Conduct an interview with a grown-up to learn about their experiences and stories! Kids will enjoy asking questions and listening to the fascinating tales of adults in their lives.
Educational Value
Develops communication and listening skills while fostering connections with family and community members.
Materials Needed
Step-by-Step Instructions
- 1
Choose a grown-up to interview – this could be a parent, grandparent, or family friend.
- 2
Sit down together and discuss what questions you would like to ask them.
- 3
Write down at least five interesting questions that you want to know about their life.
- 4
Prepare your recording device if you wish to record the interview.
- 5
Start the interview by introducing yourself and explaining that you want to learn about their experiences.
- 6
Ask your questions one by one, listening carefully to their answers.
- 7
Take notes or record their responses to help you remember their stories.
- 8
Conclude the interview by thanking them for sharing their experiences and discussing what you found most interesting.
Interview a Grown-Up
Conduct an interview with a grown-up to learn about their experiences and stories! Kids will enjoy asking questions and listening to the fascinating tales of adults in their lives.
Educational Value
Develops communication and listening skills while fostering connections with family and community members.
Materials Needed
- Paper and pencil for writing questions
- Recording device (optional, like a phone or tablet)
- A grown-up to interview
Instructions
- Choose a grown-up to interview – this could be a parent, grandparent, or family friend.
- Sit down together and discuss what questions you would like to ask them.
- Write down at least five interesting questions that you want to know about their life.
- Prepare your recording device if you wish to record the interview.
- Start the interview by introducing yourself and explaining that you want to learn about their experiences.
- Ask your questions one by one, listening carefully to their answers.
- Take notes or record their responses to help you remember their stories.
- Conclude the interview by thanking them for sharing their experiences and discussing what you found most interesting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What materials do I need for Interview a Grown-Up?
- You'll need: Paper and pencil for writing questions, Recording device (optional, like a phone or tablet), A grown-up to interview. Most items are common household supplies.
- What age is Interview a Grown-Up best for?
- This activity is designed for children ages 5 to 12. Difficulty level: medium. You can adapt the steps for younger or older kids.
- How long does Interview a Grown-Up take?
- Plan for about 30 minutes. Most families complete it in one sitting.
- Is Interview a Grown-Up an indoor or outdoor activity?
- This is an indoor activity. All you need is a clear table or floor space.
- What will my child learn from Interview a Grown-Up?
- Develops communication and listening skills while fostering connections with family and community members.
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