TableTopics Family Gathering Conversation Cards for Multi-Generational Get Togethers with 135 Questions to Use with Relatives at Reunions, Holidays, & Other Events

TableTopics Family Gathering Conversation Cards for Multi-Generational Get Togethers with 135 Questions to Use with Relatives at Reunions, Holidays, & Other Events

• Sample Questions: What do you remember about the homes your family has lived in? Is there a legendary love story in your family? What would be your ideal place and time for a big family reunion?
• Ideal For: Families, relatives, hosts, adults & children aged 6+, 4 or more players
• When to Use: Sunday dinner, family reunions, Easter, Thanksgiving, holidays
• What You Get: 135 sturdy cards with printed questions held in a stylish, clear cube container
• Cross-Generational Bonding: Family Gathering is packed with questions to help bridge the generation gap and stimulate conversations among extended family members.
• Share Family Stories: These conversation starters are perfect for bringing the family together, inspiring heartfelt stories, and helping everyone create wonderful new memories at family gatherings.
• Celebrate Your Uniqueness: Families have their fair share of characters, some of whom do the wackiest things. Share laughter and fond recollections of those family members who keep life interesting.
• No Rules: Take turns asking and answering questions from the conversation cards. Our open-ended questions help spark detailed responses, keeping the conversation lively.
• Thoughtful Gift: TableTopics conversation starter cards are a unique gift for birthdays, holidays, or any other occasion.

More than just a family question game, TABLETOPICS Family Gathering Edition will help you start a new tradition around the "extended" family table and give young and old alike a chance to share. It's perfect for reunions, holiday gatherings, family picnics or any special family event. Sample Questions: What's your family known for? Would you rather meet your great grandchildren or your great grandparents? What are the foods you remember from childhood?