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Mother’s Day Questionnaire & Free Printable Download

We love celebrating the sweet women in our lives—whether it’s Mom, Nana, Grandma, or another special mother figure who deserves to feel the love! And what better way to do that than with a darling Mother’s Day questionnaire? It’s a simple but meaningful keepsake kids of all ages can help create—and one that’s sure to get a few giggles and lots of smiles!

This free printable Mother’s Day questionnaire is perfect for adding a little heart and humor to your celebration. It’s packed with fun questions that give kids the chance to share everything from Mom’s favorite food to what they love most about her. Whether you’re using it at home, in your classroom, or with your church group, this low-prep activity makes a perfect gift for all the special mothers in your life.

A Fun Gift That Becomes a Treasured Keepsake

There’s just something so special about reading your child’s handwriting and their funny or sweet answers to questions like “My mom’s favorite thing to do is…” or “My mom always says…” These responses might bring out a big laugh—or a few tears (the happy kind!). And the best part? It becomes a cherished keepsake you’ll want to save for years.

We’ve even included space to write in Mom’s nameMom’s favorite food, and a few silly fill-ins to get those creative little minds thinking. Whether they’re in preschool or older elementary grades, kids will enjoy putting their own spin on this project.

Mother's Day Questionnaire

Perfect for Younger and Older Kids

No matter the age, children can complete this Mother’s Day printable with just a little guidance. Younger children may need help reading and writing, while older kids can easily fill in the blanks themselves. All you need are a few supplies:

  • Printer paper or cardstock
  • Crayons, pencils, or colorful markers
  • Time to sit down and chat with your kiddo

We always recommend printing this on white cardstock if you want to create a sturdier keepsake. But even regular printer paper works great if you’re doing this in a pinch or with a group!

Classroom-Ready for Mother’s Day

Teachers and room moms—this one’s for you! If you’re prepping something fun for Mother’s Day or even Teacher Appreciation Week (we know you multitask!), this free printable Mother’s Day questionnaire is totally ready for classroom use. It works beautifully for PreK-12 resources and can be completed during centers, morning work, or as a quiet activity.

We especially love seeing these filled out in colorful crayon or marker, sometimes even accompanied by a hand-drawn portrait of Mom or Nana. You can even laminate them for an extra-long-lasting memory.

Don’t Forget Grandma and Nana!

Let’s not forget the special women in our lives beyond Mom. We’ve found that this printable makes a sweet grandma questionnaire too—just tweak a few words, and it’s ready for NanaMimi, or whatever your kids lovingly call their grandma.

You can even print out a second copy and surprise both Mom and Grandma with their own fun gift!

Ideas for Using Your Printable

Once your child finishes their completed questionnaire, here are a few cute ways to wrap it up as a special gift:

  • Tuck it into a foldable card they decorate themselves
  • Pair it with a batch of cookies or a sweet treat
  • Roll it up and tie it with ribbon or yarn
  • Attach it to a bouquet or potted plant
  • Add it to your Mother’s Day printables stash for future gifting ideas

It’s the perfect little add-on to a handmade card, and a lovely sentiment to include with any gift, big or small.

Ready to Get Started?

Grab your crayons, markers, stickers, or whatever art supplies your kiddos love best, and let’s make something special for the special moms in our lives!

Click the button at the bottom of this post to grab your free printable Mother’s Day questionnaire. It’s an instant download, so you’ll be ready to print and go. Whether you’re celebrating a mommygrandmother, or another special woman, this simple printable adds a sweet, personal touch that she’s sure to treasure.

We love how this activity encourages connection and creativity—and we think you will too. ?

Mother's Day Questionaire

I asked my kids each question and filled in the answer. My mom will appreciate the fact that they think she is only 35! Kids are the best!

Mother's Day Card

We then glued these into our Mother’s Day Cards. Kids crack me up!…if you fill these out with your little ones, you will have to leave me a message with the funny things they said!

Grammy’s gonna love it! Who wouldn’t right?!

I plan on adding their handprints on the other side of the card:)

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at The Crafting Chicks! ?

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You can download & print my free Mother’s Day Questionnaire *one for mom & one for grandma (below). Personal Use Only Please. 🙂

Mother's Day Questionnaire Printable

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124 Comments

    1. Hey!
      Would you consider making an Australian spelling version for your followers down under? Mum instead of Mom?

      Kind wishes
      Elissa

  1. Oh my goodness, we did these exact questions in all my younger grades in school and the answers are hilarious to look back on now! Love it! (:

  2. very cute idea, but there is no way i’m printing this to let my kids complete it!!! they are 11 and 16 and i do NOT want to know what they think about my weight!!! instead, i’ll print them for my sweet little niece and nephew…they’re still young enough to think the very best about me and their mom!!! thanks so much and hugs to you!

  3. Saw this on Pinterest today… adorable! Thanks for the great printable and ideas! Grandmas will love these!! 🙂

  4. Jamie, thanks so much for this. I, like another commenter (Kristi), wanted to ask if you’d make one for “Nana” – would you? I REALLY appreciate it! This is one of the first year’s my kids will actually see their nana on the holiday and I think she’s really like it, but she’s VERY specific about “Nana”.

  5. Love these! I was wondering if you have a template that has 2 of the All About My Mom pages on it so I don’t have to print so many with the grandma page on it…I do need a few grandma pages but I need more mom pages and dont’ want to waste the ink. Thanks so much!

  6. Love this! Just wondering if you have a template that has 2 mom pages on it so I don’t have to waste ink printing up a bunch of grandma pages I don’t need…I will use the grandma pages but I need more mom pages. Thanks!

  7. So sorry to ask for something different, but I was wondering if you had a Mimi rather than Grandma. Not sure how it happened, but my daughter calls both of her grandmothers Mimi. I think that these are absolutely adorable and that they would both really like them! Thank you for sharing!

  8. I love these! I’m delighted to see that you have these for Grandpas’ too as I can link to that page as well as this one on our Facebook page for Grandparents’ Day this weekend! Thank you for sharing!

  9. Love this, but do you have the Mother’s Days questionnaire as a full page download? When I try to print it, it’s too small. Let me know, it’s great!

  10. Thank you so much for sharing! They are adorable! I found an error on the grandma one. It should say, “My grandma’s job is …” I hope you don’t mind me pointing this out!

  11. These look great! I don’t see a place to download. Am I missing something? Thanks so much!

  12. These are super-cute, but it would have been VERY helpful to be able to print the Grandma/ Mom ones separate from each other.

  13. I downloaded these for both mothers and fathers day last year. The grandparents loved them. One suggestion, it would be nice to have one page that has only the grandma portion on it. It would be nice to print one page that has the forms for both grandmas. I end up throwing the mom one away since I don’t have my kids give one to me. 🙂 And for fathers day to put both grandpa ones on the same page as well and a page that only has one dad one. I like to save ink. 🙂 It would be great to have these options. Thanks!

  14. Hi, I LOVE this— I can’t seem to download it to use however– any help? THanks so much for your time!

  15. I cannot get this to download can anyone give me any ideas why & thank you so much! I love it

  16. I would SO LOVE IT if you could make this into a teacher version….so the kids could fill one out for the end of the year!!!! <3

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  18. Love it!! Is there any way you can have an option to download as a PDF, like how the Dad/Grandfather one is set up? I am unable to download this format since I have a Mac. Thanks!!

  19. Thanks for doing these! Filled them out for everyone on Mother’s Day and they were a big hit! Loved the design. I did notice a typo, which I whited out and corrected – but thought you might want to know about it: Right now it says “My grandmas’s job is” instead of “My grandma’s job is”.

    Thanks again for an entertaining, free activity for Mother’s Day!

  20. I would love to use this as part of a roundup I am putting together. I would use a small picture as part of a collage and then a link to this post. Please let me know if this is something you would like me to do. Thanks a million!

  21. Unable to download even when clicking on the link or the download now button. I get an error message that says the image is not available.

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  24. What a delightful idea! I love how this questionnaire can spark meaningful conversations with my kids on Mother’s Day. The printable is so cute too! Can’t wait to use it to create some wonderful memories. Thank you for sharing!

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