If you’re looking for ideas to make Mother’s Day special for the mom of young kids in your life, then this fun Mother’s Day questionnaire is absolutely perfect.
Not only does it provide a fun activity for kids (and help them practice their writing skills), it’s also the perfect gift for a mom. It’s a fun way to both warm the heart and give a good laugh.
In this post, you’ll find both an “All About Mom” Mother’s Day printable and an “All About Grandma” questionnaire.
You’ll find the instant download link further on in this post. Note that these free printable Mother’s Day questionnaire PDFs are for personal use only.
FREE PRINTABLE MOTHER’S DAY QUESTIONNAIRE
These free printable Mother’s Day questionnaire PDFs include several simple fill-in-the-blank questions for kids to answer that can give some really lovely (and hilarious) responses.
These are great for home or classroom use.
Frankly, as a mom I seriously love these kinds of things that give a snapshot of the way my child thinks at their current age. One of my favorite things is to look back at the things my kids said and thought.
This All About Mom fill-in-the-blank template asks kids to fill in certain information about mom (or grandma). It elicits some really fun and sweet answers.
Older kids with reading/writing skills should be able to fill these out without any issues, but younger kids might need to dictate their responses to an adult.
Which, by the way, elicits some pretty awesome replies, I’ve found! I recommend writing things exactly as they say them.
Because, as we both know, kids can say some seriously funny things.
Also included is a space for the child to draw a picture of either mom or grandma.
How to Use the Free Printable Questionnaires
While you’re welcome to use these as you choose, below you’ll find my recommended tips for completing this All About My Mom template printable.
Step 1: Download & Print out the free Mother’s Day questionnaire printables.
First thing, you’ll naturally want to download the pdf file and print out the questionnaire. Note that these printables have a cover page, so you’ll only want to print out the second page. For a more long-lasting gift, consider printing out on cardstock.
Step 2: Gather kid(s) and supplies
You’ll certainly need writing utensils (pencils preferably so they can erase). And you may also want to gather crayons or colored pencils so the kids can color in their portrait of mom or grandma.
(And even color in the hearts)
Step 3: Give kids time to answer the questions & draw the picture portrait
While this activity doesn’t necessarily take a TON of time, you don’t want to feel rushed with this. Especially if your child is dictating their responses to you.
Give kids time to work on this and create the right environment for them to think up their answers. The funniest things will come out when they truly have time to think and put everything in their own words.
Mother’s Day Questions for Young Kids
If you’ve got a small child dictating their answers (like preschoolers and maybe kindergarteners) the fill-in-the-blank template may seem confusing…unless you turn it into fun questions about mom.
Here are the questions you can ask:
- How old is mom?
- What color is mom’s hair? What about her eyes?
- What does mom do that’s funny?
- What is your favorite thing to play with mom?
- What is she really good at?
- What is mom’s job?
- What is something she says a lot?
- When you’re at school, what does she do?
- Why do you love your mom?
- How do you know she loves you?
- If you could buy her any gift, what would you get her?
Again, write down their responses just like they say them.
More Fun Mother’s Day Ideas for Kids
Looking for more great Mother’s Day ideas to honor the mama in your life? Here are 4 simple yet thoughtful ideas to make Mother’s Day special for kids of all ages.
These 4 cute Mother’s Day coloring pages not only provide kids with yet another fun activity, but they double as a homemade mother’s day card. You could also color them and put them up around the house before mom wakes up.
“Heart Attack” Mom
A “heart attack” gift is when you cut out a bunch of construction paper hearts and post them up on a wall or door. On each heart, you can add something like a:
- Sweet message
- Something you love about mom
- Favorite memory
This is a budget-friendly yet super heartwarming tribute to mom. Heart attack her bedroom door or the kitchen before she gets up in the morning.
Breakfast in Bed
The classic Mother’s Day gift, right? But making sure mom doesn’t have to cook is a wonderful way to honor her. Prepare (or buy!) her favorite breakfast items and serve them with a homemade card or flowers.
Memory Jar
Grab a mason jar and fill it with notes from family members sharing their favorite memories, things they love about her, or reasons why she’s appreciated. She can read these whenever she needs a pick-me-up.
Download the Free Mother’s Day Questionnaire PDF
If you’d like to get this free Mother’s Day questionnaire and make a sweet, heartfelt gift for the mom in your life, you can click the image below of the PDF you’d like. This will prompt the download directly from Dropbox.
You’ll see both the All About My Mom questionnaire and the All About My Grandma template.
You can print it out immediately, or save the digital file to your computer. To share, simply share a link to this post.
I hope you have so much fun with it and get some “fun facts” about mom!
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