Categories and describing words Classic Race
Teams answer speaking cards about Categories and describing words. A right answer is the move.
A free Classic Board Game Race for Teens at CEFR B2 level. Topic: Categories and describing words.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Afraid: What situations are you most afraid of, and why?
- Boredom: Why do you think some people find it difficult to deal with boredom?
- Disappointed: What would make you feel disappointed in a close friend?
- Excitement: Why do you think people sometimes enjoy the excitement of doing something challenging?
- Lonely: What can teenagers do to help a friend who feels lonely?
- Sad: What kinds of films, books or stories make you feel sad?
- Anger: What are some healthy ways of dealing with anger?
- Bored: What do you usually do when you feel bored and have nothing interesting to do?
- Confused: When was the last time you felt confused by someone's behaviour or explanation?
- Delight: What small things in everyday life can bring you the greatest delight?
- Embarrassed: What situations at school might make a student feel embarrassed?
- Excited: What are you most excited about in the coming months?
- Fear: How can fear prevent people from trying new things?
- Happy: What activities make you feel genuinely happy, even after a difficult day?
- Proud: What qualities or achievements make you proud of yourself?
- Relieved: When was the last time you felt relieved, and what happened?
- Sadness: How can spending time with friends help people cope with sadness?
- Angry: What kinds of behaviour make you angry, and how do you usually react?
- Delighted: What kind of news would make you absolutely delighted?
- Pride: What achievements in life can give someone a real sense of pride?
- Upset: What should you do when someone close to you is upset with you?
- Confusion: How can people avoid confusion when communicating with others?
- Disappointment: How can people learn to deal with disappointment?
- Happiness: What do you think contributes most to people's happiness?
- Loneliness: Why might someone experience loneliness even when surrounded by other people?
- Relief: In what situations do people usually experience a strong sense of relief?
- Embarrassment: Why do you think some people find it difficult to laugh at their own embarrassment?
Printable worksheet
This Classic Board Game Race comes with a free printable worksheet: 3 parts for students to do after the game, and an answer key for the teacher. It prints at three levels (Support, Core and Challenge); this is the Challenge sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.
What's on the worksheet
- Say why · Answer in two sentences. Use "because" in one of them.
- Write your own card · A new card about Categories and describing words for the class game.
- The board game on paper
Part 1: Say why
Answer in two sentences. Use "because" in one of them.
- Boredom: Why do you think some people find it difficult to deal with boredom?
- Sadness: How can spending time with friends help people cope with sadness?
- Confused: When was the last time you felt confused by someone's behaviour or explanation?