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Two speech bubbles with a pocket-sized train — questions that open doors

A paper-and-pencil activity with a pocket-sized train. Try “two speech bubbles”.

Kids activity · Drawing and storytelling · Questions that open doors

Imagine a pocket-sized train in a place you invent. This is a make-believe paper activity; you can use drawings, spoken words, or writing.

Invent a friendly creature and write three questions you would ask it.

  1. Draw two friendly characters in the scene.
  2. Give them different questions in speech bubbles.
  3. Let both characters have a chance to answer.

Use ordinary paper and a pencil or another familiar drawing tool. Stay where you are comfortable. You do not need to go outside, collect objects, send a message, or share personal details.

Try a question

What did your character notice that it had not noticed at the beginning?

Younger readers can ask a trusted grown-up to read the instructions with them. There is no score and no need for your picture to look like anyone else’s.