Yearly Interview Questions for Kids

In this post: Download and print a free set of yearly interview question for kids. Use this printable template for kids to document their thoughts each year. 

“Going to Space would be really cool,” said my oldest, when asked what he’d like to do when he grew up. This question is from a Free Printable featuring 14 Interview Questions for Kids and a fun activity for the New Year. You can grab your copy at the end of this post.

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Interview Questions for Kids

At the start of 2017, take a few minutes to interview your child. The questions in the Interview are designed to cover basics, like “Favorite Toy“, along with conversational topics such as, “How Do You Help Others?“. I loved my little guy’s sweet answers.

I help people get back up when they fall down or get hurt. – 5 Years Old

It makes for a special moment chatting together, along with documenting precious memories.

All the colors are my favorite… well, except brown. – 5 Years Old

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Plan Ahead

Grab a simple folder to store the Interviews and print multiple copies of the document. That way, when 2018 rolls around, you won’t have to dig through computer files in order to print another copy. Choose a time for the interview based on when the child is in their best mood and happy to chat {for us, that is first thing in the morning}. No need fighting a sleepy child for answers to questions.

My 1st best friend is my sister. – 5 Years Old

If the child is young, write their answers; but let older kids fill it out for themselves. If you are writing answers for the child, try to incorporate their personality rather than making sure the question is answered correctly.

My favorite animal is Rhinos… no T-Rex… T-Rex AND Rhinos. – 5 Years Old

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Did you do this interview with your kids? What was one of your favorite answers from the child? I’d love to hear! Share in the comments, below.

More Yearly Interview Questions for Kids:

• First Day of School Interview
• Birthday Interview
• Last Day of School Interview

More Printable Templates for Kids:

• Giant Floor Maze Template
• Nature Scavenger Hunt
• Printable Play Mat Templates
• First Day of School Signs

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