Table Talk Kits
Instructions for assembly of Table Talk Kit
1. Cut conversation prompts into strips. (Link for prompts below.)
2. Fold each prompts in half and put into jar. (One quart canning jars work great!)
3. Tie a ribbon around the neck of the jar. The ribbon can overlap onto the ridges a bit.
4. Decorate the jar with stickers.
Tips for Using the Table Talk Kit
1. Use when your family is gathered around the table for a meal. (breakfast, lunch or dinner)
2. Depending on how much time you have for your meal, pick one or more prompts to discuss.
3. Everyone should have a chance to answer the question.
4. This could be used at larger family gatherings or when a friend visits.
5. One or two prompts could be picked out before your family goes out to supper and then use them at the restaurant.
Conversation Prompts for Table Talk Kit
1. Cut conversation prompts into strips. (Link for prompts below.)
2. Fold each prompts in half and put into jar. (One quart canning jars work great!)
3. Tie a ribbon around the neck of the jar. The ribbon can overlap onto the ridges a bit.
4. Decorate the jar with stickers.
Tips for Using the Table Talk Kit
1. Use when your family is gathered around the table for a meal. (breakfast, lunch or dinner)
2. Depending on how much time you have for your meal, pick one or more prompts to discuss.
3. Everyone should have a chance to answer the question.
4. This could be used at larger family gatherings or when a friend visits.
5. One or two prompts could be picked out before your family goes out to supper and then use them at the restaurant.
Conversation Prompts for Table Talk Kit
