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31 Dinner Conversation Starters – Free Printable

May 18, 2015 By Vicky

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This is a sponsored post. I am a big believer in the family mealtime. As much as we are able, we all try and have dinner together each night. I understand this is not always possible for everyone because of work schedules and other commitments but even just weekend dinners together can have a positive effect on a family. One of our family traditions is Pizza Friday. Each Friday we make a pizza exactly how we like it. This might sound like a big chore, but I buy refrigerated pizza dough and add Ragú®, mozzarella and assorted toppings. It only takes about 15 minutes to cook and we have a meal the whole family enjoys.

31 Dinner Conversation Starters - Get this free printable and use the questions and dinner time to make deeper connections with your kids. #sponsored #Saucesome

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Family dinner is a time with no distractions. Phone are ignored and conversations are had. With six year old twins and a five year old, sometimes dinner conversation can be a bit tricky. The kids are still working on being good listeners and not interrupting each other. The easiest way we have found to do this is by having dinner conversation starters at the ready. Conversations starters help to draw out kids who often respond “nothing” when asked what they did that day. Plus, they are just fun. You learn things about each other you may not have known before and they are a great way to deepen connections. I have included some free printable Dinner Conversation Starter cards that you can use with your family. There are enough to last you an entire month!

You can download your free dinner conversation starters by clicking here.

Cut them out and use one each night at dinner or use as many as you’d like.

Ragú® knows the magic that can be found in everyday mealtime. They want to help you create Saucesome mealtime experiences for the entire family. What exactly is #Saucesome? It is the mealtime magic that occurs when you have good food, family and friends come together. For our family it is the Pizza Friday tradition and the perfect blend of cheese and Ragú® sauce that make the ideal piece of pizza. Ragú® has the Authentic Italian taste American family’s love and a variety of great tasting, quick and easy to make family favorite recipes.

Ragú®is recognizing and celebrating everything that makes family mealtime Saucesome. From unique recipes to silly moments to crazy weeknights…it’s all Saucesome with the delicious help of Ragú® Sauce.

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