Examples of 'ask the kids' in a sentence
Meaning of "ask the kids"
This phrase suggests seeking the opinion, input, or feedback from children. It implies that kids may have valuable insights, ideas, or perspectives that adults may not have considered
How to use "ask the kids" in a sentence
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ask the kids
Ask the kids what they saw.
The teachers ask the kids questions.
Ask the kids where they want to go.
I will go ask the kids to join us.
Ask the kids if they would like.
It is better to ask the kids nowadays.
Ask the kids about the magic.
Maybe not ask the kids.
Ask the kids who got bullied.
And we can not ask the kids to give up.
Ask the kids to select a title card.
You can ask the kids.
Ask the kids for their help.
The judges will ask the kids questions.
Ask the kids in the back.
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I think we should ask the kids.
I just ask the kids if they want to do it.
I do not want to ask the kids.
Ask the kids if there is a baddie in the book.
Let me just ask the kids.
Then ask the kids what it does to their stomachs.
And you could even ask the kids.
I could ask the kids myself.
Often answer her questions they ask the kids.
I ask the kids do you think that is possible.
Let us ask the kids.
Ask the kids to produce one long hair each.
I will ask the kids.
Ask the kids in columbine.
We will ask the kids.
They ask the kids to draw a picture of their family.
We should ask the kids.
Ask the kids to help you around the house.
But maybe we should ask the kids what they think.
Ask the kids what kind of life do they want to have.
Maybe we could ask the kids from the honor board.
Ask the kids to form a long human chain by holding hands.
Just play the music and ask the kids to dance.
I always ask the kids to cite their sources.
Hold up the bottle of water and ask the kids what it is.
Just ask the kids who know him.
Play some Christmas carols in instrumental form and ask the kids to identify the tune.
Just ask the kids.
It occurred to me that maybe I should ask the kids.
Now you ask the kids what their goals are.
One of the things I learned was to ask the kids questions.
We can not ask the kids to give up something we are not willing to.
And what better way to do this than to ask the kids directly!
Ask the kids to be quiet until the crossing is safely crossed.
Play the music and ask the kids to dance any way they want.
