Airport Adventures: A Speaking Game
Teens navigate an airport-themed board game where they speak about whose belongings are whose, describe what they are doing at the airport, discuss daily routines, and use present continuous and possessive questions. Four teams race to the finish while building A1 speaking confidence through authentic communicative tasks.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR A1 level. Topic: At the Airport, Daily Routines, Personal Objects, Whose is it Questions .
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner whose bag is at the airport check-in counter and why.
- Describe what you are doing right now at this exact moment in the game.
- Your team must agree: whose passport is whose at the airport security line.
- Act out packing your suitcase for a trip. Your partner guesses what you are putting in.
- Ask your partner what personal objects they are carrying in their bag right now.
- Explain your morning routine. What are you doing when you wake up?
- Stand up and mime getting ready for an airport departure. Your team guesses your actions.
- Whose is the phone on the airport bench? Ask your partner whose it might be.
- Describe what passengers are doing right now at the airport gate.
- Your team must agree on whose luggage is biggest and explain why.
- Ask your partner about their daily routine. What are they doing after school?
- You have 30 seconds to present your morning routine from wake-up to leaving home.
- Act out checking in at the airport counter. Show what you are doing with your documents.
- Whose ticket is this? Ask your partner whose it is and where they are flying.
- Describe what you are doing every day in your daily routine. Give three activities.
- Discuss with your group: whose personal objects are most important for an airport trip?
- Ask your partner what they are carrying in their pockets or bag right now.
- Stand up and show with your hands: what are you doing when you are waiting at the gate?
- Whose suitcase is damaged? Explain whose it is and what is wrong with it.
- You have 60 seconds to convince your team that your morning routine is the busiest.
- Ask your partner: what personal objects are you using every day at school?
- Describe what airport workers are doing right now. What are they doing at their jobs?
- Your team must agree: whose passport is whose among your team members at the airport.
- Act out your daily routine from morning to evening. Show all your activities with no words.