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What can young people learn from older generations?
Do you think every generation has different values? Give an example.
What do you appreciate most about your parents?
Do you think it’s easy to make friends at your age? Why or why not?
Have you ever had an argument with a close friend? How did you solve it?
If you had to describe your family in three words, what would they be?
How do you celebrate birthdays or holidays in your family?
What do you think is more important — love or respect in a family?
Do you think grandparents should live with their families or on their own? Why?
What’s one thing you’d like to do more often with your family?
How has your relationship with your parents changed as you’ve grown older?
Who in your life gives you the best advice?
Do you think friends can sometimes feel like family? Why?
Have you ever helped a friend through a difficult time? How?
What do you think makes a family strong?
Do you think children should always obey their parents? Why or why not?
If you could give advice to your younger self, what would you say?
Who do you talk to when you feel stressed or upset?
What’s something you and your parents disagree about?
How often do you spend time with your extended family?
What’s something you can teach your parents or grandparents about modern life?
What’s the best advice an older person has ever given you?
When was the last time your family did something all together? What was it?
Do you think technology has made family life better or worse? Why?
How do you show that you care about someone in your family?
What’s one rule at home you wish you could change? Why?
Who influences your decisions more — friends or family?
Do you think young people today are more independent than in the past? Why?
What’s something you admire about your grandparents’ generation?
If you become a parent one day, what kind of parent do you want to be?
Do you think parents and teenagers understand each other? Why or why not?
What traditions does your family have that you really like?
How do you stay in touch with relatives who live far away?
Do you think it’s easier to talk to friends or family when you have a problem? Why?
What is something that often causes arguments in families?
What kind of advice do you usually get from your parents?
How do you usually help your parents or grandparents at home?
If you could spend a day with any family member, who would it be and what would you do?
What is one thing you’ve learned from an older person?
Who in your family makes you laugh the most? Why?
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