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“Today is the start of another new month and believe me when I tell you that they’ll keep coming faster and faster as you age. I’ve made the decision recently to once again reduce this blog to posting only twice a week instead of the current three days (Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays). It makes sense going forward for me to begin posting only on Tuesdays and Thursdays because the readership during the summer months is substantially reduced. If things improve in the Fall and I’m sure they will, I’ll probably reconsider my decision. That being said I hope you all have a pleasant and happy summer.”

Now on to todays post. This post is primarily for those of you who either have or have contact with young children. These questions were compiled by a large group of highly educated professionals. They’re not a right or wrong kind of quiz but one that will certainly spark some interesting conversations. This first installment will give you ten questions to work with. Future installments will continue until we’ve reviewed all 268. Have fun reviewing them with the kids and hopefully you’ll both learn a few things about each other.

• If you ruled the world and could have anything you wanted, and people would do anything you wanted, do you think you’d get greedy and mean or be good and fair?

• Do you think boys or girls have it easier?

• If your mother promised to be home at 2:00 in the afternoon to take you to the movies but didn’t show up until suppertime and didn’t even phone, what would be a good punishment for her? Would punishing her be likely to make her on time in the future?

• If all of your best friends were wiling to be absolutely honest and tell you exactly what they liked and disliked about you, would you want them to?

• Would you rather have a strict teacher who was fair and taught you a lot or one who was relaxed and fun but didn’t teach you much?

• One day your father gets a really weird idea and dyes his hair green and puts a ring through his nose. Knowing everyone would be looking at him and snickering, would you go shopping with him if he wanted your company?

• When you make a mistake, do you make up excuses? If so, do you think people believe you?

• If you could have a round-trip in a time machine and travel any distance into the past or the future, where would you want to go?

• If a friend had an important secret and didn’t want other people to learn about it, would telling you the secret be a big mistake?

• If your parents were worried about a serious problem that had nothing to do with you directly, would you want them to tell you about it or would you rather not know?

Well, there you have the first ten questions. I hope they’ll help you help the children to learn about themselves.

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A SPECIAL THANKS TO GREGORY STOCK PH.D.