A box containing cards with questions designed to start conversations among teenagers – TableTopics Teen.
A clear plastic box containing cards with questions designed to start conversations among teenagers – TableTopics Teen.
Hand pulling out TableTopics Teen conversation cards from the container and showing the questions
A conversation card set with questions designed to start conversations with teenagers – TableTopics Teen.
Four TableTopics Teen conversation starter cards
A box containing cards with questions designed to start conversations among teenagers – TableTopics Teen.
A clear plastic box containing cards with questions designed to start conversations among teenagers – TableTopics Teen.
Hand pulling out TableTopics Teen conversation cards from the container and showing the questions
A conversation card set with questions designed to start conversations with teenagers – TableTopics Teen.
Four TableTopics Teen conversation starter cards

Teen Conversation Cards

$25.00

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Sample Questions

How many times do you typically hit the snooze button in the morning?

If you could spend a day anywhere in the world, where would you go?

What global problem do you care about most?
When to Use

Bring Teen out when friends are hanging out, at teen parties, for parent-and-teen time after school or work, or as a classroom icebreaker or writing prompt.
How to Use

Take turns reading a card aloud and answering. There’s no prep and no scoring, and no screens are needed. Pick a card and let the answers lead the conversation.
Specifications
Age 13+
Measurements 4 x 4 x 4 Inch
Packaging Clear Plastic Cube
Number of Question Cards 135
Age 13+
Measurements 4 x 4 x 4 Inch
Packaging Clear Plastic Cube
Number of question cards 135
Ships to the 48 contiguous United States
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is Teen best for?

Teenagers and preteens, along with the parents and teachers who want to start real conversations with them. The 135 questions are tailored to the interests of all kinds of teens.
How is Teen different from Family?

Family is designed primarily for families with school-aged children, while Teen features questions created specifically with teenagers and preteens in mind. Older children can enjoy many of the questions in Family, but Teen explores topics that are more relevant to their interests, experiences, and stage of life.
Can teenagers play Teen together?

Absolutely. Teen is a fun choice for friends hanging out, parties, sleepovers, or any time a group wants something more interesting to do together. The questions give everyone a chance to share their opinions and ideas without the pressure of coming up with a conversation topic themselves.
Can parents use Teen to connect with their teenagers?

Yes. Teen gives parents a simple way to start conversations about what matters to their kids. The questions can lead to discussions about everyday life, interests, opinions, dreams, and concerns that might not otherwise come up in conversation.
Is Teen good for teachers and classrooms?

Yes. Teachers can use Teen as a classroom icebreaker, discussion starter, or writing prompt. The open-ended questions can help students get to know one another, encourage participation, and give teachers insight into their students' interests and perspectives.
Does Teen help kids unplug?

That’s the idea. Teen is unplugged play, a chance for kids to set technology aside and talk about their life experiences and dreams.
Friends playing TableTopics Original in living room, family playing Family at the dinner table, and a couple playing Couples on the couch
TableTopics Family Gathering conversation card set on table decorated for holidays. Closed, open, pulling card out, and showing card up close.

NO RULES

JUST GREAT CONVERSATION

NO RULES

JUST GREAT CONVERSATION

  • Pull a card from the box.
  • Read the question out loud.
  • Take turns answering the question.
  • Let the conversation flow.

From Our Fans

“If your dinner conversation sounds something like, “How was school today?” “Fine”, these cards are for you. Huge help in fostering conversations, even on vacation w relatives! Worth it.”

“This game is not only fun and gets your teen talking but it’s fun for the whole family as well. One of the best purchases ever made.”

Family sitting around a kitchen table eating together

“We have this at the dinner table. It’s a great way to get the kids to talk.”