The questionnaire, compiled by a child for classmates and friends, serves to find out their hobbies, musical and film preferences, as well as common interests. It helps to unite children, to push them to choose the right gifts, and also to find similarities in their hobbies. The main thing is to correctly draw up a list of questions.
It is necessary
- - notebook;
- - multi-colored pens.
Instructions
Step 1
The first item is always the introduction: first and last name, nickname, age. This is the usual information that is needed to identify each filler of the questionnaire, as well as to understand the importance of the upcoming event. You can add hair and eye color (these items are often used by girls), but it is not recommended to include weight and height here, because for someone far from standard ratios, such questions may seem offensive.
Step 2
Mandatory points are to find out your preferences in music and cinema: favorite performer and group, genre and a specific film, actor and actress. Thus, the owner of the profile will not be trapped by inviting a lover of comedy melodramas to the horror film. In this column, it is not recommended to ask about the main friend, since it is quite difficult to answer this question for a child with a wide circle of acquaintances without offending someone. The simplest addition will be your favorite color and food, the school subject and the place of walking, the season of the year and the weather.
Step 3
Moving from concrete questions to more abstract ones, one should not forget about recognizing the cherished desire of friends. Having reached this point in the questionnaire, the child who fills it begins to think about his desires and decide whether it is possible to speak about them publicly or whether it will remain his innermost secret. This confidence will make the questionnaire more in-depth and meaningful than the standard name-color-movie list. The answer about choosing a profession will become more open. If you compose a new questionnaire every year without discarding the old one, you will notice that the answers of the same children to the question “who will you become in the future” will change.
Step 4
So that leaving answers is not limited to a superficial five-minute filling, but makes you think, you can include some logical puzzle with a twist. Moreover, in order to avoid duplication of solutions, they can be placed in small sealed envelopes. At the end of the survey, they are printed out, and the answers are compared with each other. The winner can be promised an award, such as a notebook with a picture of a popular band.
Step 5
The last point, allowing you to put aside the pen and take up the pencils, will be the proposal to draw something simple. For example, yourself - in which case you can get an idea about yourself of the placeholder. It can be replaced with a sticker or a pleasant wish addressed to the owner of the questionnaire in the form of beautiful lines, poems or a drawn flower.
