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Family Togetherness
Family Appreciation Night

Give each person a card and pencil. For younger family members who aren’t old enough to write, oral answers will be fine. Have each family member write down one thing he or she appreciates about each person in the family. Then take turns in sharing your insights with each other. Two kickoff questions you can use are:

• What is the greatest strength I bring to our family team?
• What is the one thing I like best about our family?

You will enjoy hearing the positive answers, and your family will be affirmed in the process.