Animal Adventure: Farm & Wild
Young learners race around a 24-space board answering questions and completing speaking tasks about farm and wild animals. Teams take turns landing on spaces, drawing chance cards, and earning points through authentic communication. Perfect for A2 learners aged 6–9.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Wild and farm animals.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner: what is your favourite farm animal and why do you like it?
- Act out how a cow walks and eats. Your team guesses which animal you are.
- Describe a lion?
- Ask your partner: do you have a pet? What does it eat and what can it do?
- Your team must agree: which farm animal gives us the most useful things? Why?
- Stand up and mime a horse running. Can your team guess how fast it goes?
- Compare a lion and a cat.
- Ask your partner: what sounds do farm animals make? Can you make the sounds?
- You have 30 seconds to present: describe your favourite wild animal and where it lives.
- Explain: why do we need farm animals? What do they give us to eat or wear?
- Act out feeding a chicken, a pig, and a sheep. Your partner says which animal.
- Discuss with your group: which wild animal would you like to see? Why is it cool?
- Ask your partner: can you swim like a fish? Can you fly like a bird?
- Show with your hands: how big is a mouse? How big is an elephant? Compare them.
- Describe a zebra. What colours does it have? Where does it live in the wild?
- Your team must agree: what is the funniest farm animal? Why do you think so?
- You have 30 seconds to present: tell us about an animal that has four legs.
- Act out a monkey playing and jumping. Show us how it moves and what it eats.
- Ask your partner: which animal is faster — a rabbit or a turtle? Why?
- Explain: what do wild animals eat? Name three wild animals and their food.
- Discuss with your group: would you like to live on a farm? Why or why not?
- Stand up and show with your body: how does a snake move? How does a duck swim?
- Ask your partner: what animal sound is the loudest? Can you make that sound?
- Compare a wild tiger and a farm cat. Which is bigger? Which is more dangerous?