7 Simple Ways to Say "Who Needs This?" — Phrases for a 7-year-old

Hi! Here are 7 easy ways to say "Who needs this?" Use these when you want to ask who should have or use something.

1. Who wants this?

   Example: You hold a toy up and ask, 'Who wants this?'

2. Who will use this?

   Example: If it is a crayon, you ask, 'Who will use this crayon?'

3. Who should have this?

   Example: When sharing a snack, ask, 'Who should have this cookie?'

4. Who needs help with this?

   Example: If a puzzle is hard, ask, 'Who needs help with this puzzle?'

5. Who is this for?

   Example: Pointing to a gift, ask, 'Who is this gift for?'

6. Who needs one of these?

   Example: With extra stickers, ask, 'Who needs one of these stickers?'

7. Who would like this?

   Example: Holding up a picture, ask, 'Who would like this picture?'

How to practice (easy steps):

1. Read one phrase out loud.
2. Point to a real object (toy, crayon, snack).
3. Ask the question to a friend or family member.
4. Try using a different phrase each time.

Great job! Keep practicing and you will get good at asking in different ways.