Best & Worst: The Superlatives Game
Teams race around the board debating the best places, greatest inventions, worst habits, and smartest decisions. Players use superlative language (the best, the worst, the most interesting) to convince classmates and earn ladder climbs or avoid snake slides.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: Superlatives.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Your team must agree on the worst habit children have. Discuss and decide.
- Act out the most interesting invention. Your team guesses what it is.
- Ask your partner: what is the best food for breakfast?
- Describe the most beautiful animal you know. Use three words.
- Your team has 30 seconds to agree: what is the best sport?
- Ask your partner: who is the kindest person you know?
- Stand up and mime the fastest animal. Others guess what it is.
- Explain why the telephone is the greatest invention ever made.
- Your team must decide: what is the worst weather? Say why.
- Ask your partner: what is the most interesting place you want to visit?
- Act out the silliest dance you can do. Your team watches and laughs.
- You have 30 seconds to convince the class: what is the best toy?
- Describe the worst habit you want to stop. Use complete sentences.
- Your team agrees on the most interesting job. Tell the class why.
- Ask your partner: what is the best decision you make every day?
- Show with your hands: the biggest thing in your house. Others guess.
- Explain why the book is the greatest invention for children.
- Your team must choose: the worst habit at school. Discuss together.
- Ask your partner: what is the most interesting thing about your family?
- You have 30 seconds to present the best place in your home.
- Act out the most careful way to cross the street. Show safety.
- Describe the smartest decision you can make as a student today.
- Your team decides: the best invention for school. Say why together.