Around the World Travel Quest

Board Game: Around the World Travel Quest (A2, Teens, 16 prompts)

A 24-space board game where teen A2 learners speak about travel destinations, vacation activities, and holiday plans. Players land on spaces with pair-share prompts, group discussions, and quick presentations. Chance cards add surprise moves. Perfect for building confidence in past tense, future plans, and descriptive language.

A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Travel.

Speaking prompts on the board

  1. START: Say one place you want to visit and why. (Pair share, 30 sec each)
  2. Describe your last holiday in 3 sentences. Where? What did you do? (Solo, then pair check)
  3. Ask your partner: What's your favourite travel activity? Listen and repeat back. (Pair dialogue)
  4. Name 5 things to pack for a beach trip. Group votes on most useful. (Small group, 2 min)
  5. Role-play: You're at a hotel. Ask for a room. Partner is receptionist. (Pair role-play, 1 min)
  6. Describe a famous city using three adjectives. Classmates guess which city. (Quick presentation, 1 min)
  7. Tell your pair: Would you prefer beach or mountains? Give two reasons. (Pair debate, 1 min)
  8. Plan a day trip with your group. What time? Where? What activities? (Group planning, 2 min)
  9. Describe the weather in your favourite travel destination. (Solo share, 30 sec)
  10. Ask three classmates: Have you ever been on a plane? Listen and share one answer. (Roving interview)
  11. Name transport types. Pair picks one and says pros and cons. (Pair discussion, 1 min)
  12. Create a short postcard message from a tourist destination. Read it aloud. (Solo presentation, 45 sec)
  13. Role-play: Booking a tour. You're customer, partner is guide. (Pair role-play, 1 min)
  14. Tell group: Best souvenir you ever bought. Why was it special? (Small group share, 1 min)
  15. Describe your dream holiday in 4 sentences. Partner asks one follow-up question. (Pair interview)
  16. FINISH: Present your ideal travel adventure to the class in 2 minutes. Use past and future tense!

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