Categories: Animals, Food and Clothes Fun Race

Four in a Row Classroom Game: Categories: Animals, Food and Clothes Fun Race (A1, Young learners, 24 prompts)

A classroom board game for young A1 learners. Children ask friends simple questions, act out animals, and use short sentence frames about animals, food and clothes.

A free Four in a Row Classroom Game for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: Categories: animals, food and clothes.

Speaking prompts on the board

  1. Ask a friend: Do you like cats?
  2. Walk like a big elephant!
  3. Say: My favourite food is ___.
  4. Team: find something red in the room.
  5. Ask a friend: What is your favourite animal?
  6. Draw a fish in the air. Say: fish!
  7. Act out eating a big pizza!
  8. Point to your shoes. Say: My shoes are ___.
  9. Ask a friend: Do you like bananas?
  10. Hop like a rabbit!
  11. Team: name three farm animals!
  12. Say: I don't like ___.
  13. Ask a friend: Do you have a hat?
  14. Act out putting on a big coat!
  15. Draw an apple in the air. Say: apple!
  16. Ask a friend: What do you eat for breakfast?
  17. Say: A lion can ___.
  18. Team: count all the shoes in the room!
  19. ⭐ Act out an animal. Team guesses!
  20. Ask a friend: Can you swim like a fish?
  21. Say: I like ___ and ___.
  22. ⭐ Say: A cat eats ___. A dog eats ___.
  23. Make crab hands. Snap and say: crab!
  24. Team: each player says one yummy food!

Printable worksheet

This Four in a Row Classroom Game comes with a free printable worksheet: 2 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 Support sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.

What's on the worksheet

  1. Answer the card · Answer with a full sentence.
  2. The board game on paper

Part 1: Answer the card

Answer with a full sentence.

  1. Team: name three farm animals!
  2. Ask a friend: Do you like cats?
  3. Ask a friend: What do you eat for breakfast?

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