Who do you think does more house chores, men or women? Why? Do you think this is fair?, Why should children help with house chores? What could happen if children never help at home?, If everyone in a family is busy, how could they share the house chores fairly? Give some examples., Imagine your parent is tired after work. What would you do to help at home? Why would your help be useful?, Your friend says, “House chores are only for girls.” Do you agree or disagree? Why? How would you explain your opinion?, Your brother asks you to help him clean his room. What could you offer to do? Use “I’ll…” to make an offer., Which house chore is the most difficult for children? Why? How could you make it easier or more enjoyable?, What are some challenges of living in a small village? How might life be different from life in a big city?, Imagine two children: one lives in a very poor village in Somalia with limited facilities, while another lives in Europe with better access to schools, transport, electricity, and technology. How might their daily lives be different?, Which child might have more opportunities for education and entertainment? Why? Could the child in the village have advantages that the child in Europe does not?, How could difficult living conditions affect a child's education, health, or future? Give a possible example., If you could improve life in a small village with three changes, what would you choose? Why are these changes important?, Does having more facilities always mean having a happier life? Why or why not? Compare the two children in Question 9., Imagine your family is having a very busy week. How could each family member help the others? Use expressions such as “I’ll help you…” or “I’ll clean it for you.”, If you could teach one important lesson about helping others at home, what would you teach? Why? Give a real-life example.

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