This time last year I did an interview with Matthew who was then entering pre-school at the time. One year on and he has been going to big school almost two weeks already. I was curious to see what his answers would be now a year later. Year by year his speech would also improve. In fact he talks a lot now.
1. What makes you happy?
When I do my exercise
2. What makes you sad?
When nobody plays with me
3. How old are you?
Five
4. How old is mammy?
Sixteen
5. How old is daddy?
Sixteen
6. What is your favourite thing to do?
Colouring in
7. Who is your best friend?
Nathan
8. What did you do today?
Go outside
9. What is your favourite food?
Green apple
10. What is your favourite song?
Robots in Disguise
11. What is your favourite animal?
Tiger
12. What does daddy do for work?
I don’t know
13. Where do you live?
House
14. Where is your favourite place to go?
Playground
15. What do you want for your birthday next year?
I want a strong arm remote control car
16. What scares you?
Beetles
17. What is your favourite colour?
Blue
18. What is your favourite toy?
Robots in Disguise
19. What is your favourite fruit?
Oranges
20. What do you like eating for lunch?
Grapes and blueberries and sandwich
21. What is your favourite book?
Ten little dinosaurs
I compared the answers to the ones he gave last year. It’s funny to see but all the answers reflect on the things he is currently doing, currently loving, currently eating. Have you ever sat down with your child and asked him/her a set of questions and compared them with the previous year? I think this is going to become a yearly tradition now.
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Oh that sounds lovely. I love making photo books.
What a cool idea! I’m doing similar with my friend’s little boy, who’s 5-so that for Christmas I can make them a photobook with his answers as captions. Hope they love it.
Awww what a great yearly tradition. That broke my heart when he said ‘when nobody plays with me!’ What a little sweetheart. I really want to interview my daughter and see what she comes up with ! 😀