City Choices Board Game
Players compare cities, jobs, foods, holidays, and lifestyles by answering speaking prompts. Teams move around a 24-space board, using comparative adjectives and real communication to make choices and explain preferences.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: comparatives.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner which city is bigger: your city or the capital city?
- Your team must agree: is pizza or rice a better lunch food? Why?
- Act out your favorite job — your partner guesses what job it is.
- Describe your favorite holiday. Is it more fun than school days?
- Ask your partner: do they like summer or winter better? Why?
- Compare two foods you like. Which one is more delicious?
- Stand up and mime brushing your teeth. Is it faster or slower than washing your face?
- You have 30 seconds to present: which job is better — teacher or doctor?
- Ask your partner: is their bedroom bigger or smaller than yours?
- Discuss with your group: is playing outside more fun than watching TV?
- Show with your hands: are you taller or shorter than your best friend?
- Compare two sports. Which one is more exciting? Explain why.
- Ask your partner: what city is more beautiful — yours or theirs?
- Your team must agree: is summer holiday longer or shorter than winter holiday?
- Act out getting ready for school. Is it faster or slower than getting ready for bed?
- You have 30 seconds to present: which food is healthier — apple or chocolate?
- Explain: is learning English easier or harder than learning math?
- Ask your partner: do they think Monday is more boring than Friday?
- Discuss with your group: is a beach holiday better than a mountain holiday?
- Show with your hands: is your school bag heavier or lighter than your friend's?
- Compare two jobs. Which one is more interesting? Tell your team why.
- Ask your partner: is their home more modern or older than yours?
- You have 30 seconds to present: which animal is faster — a cat or a dog?
- Describe your ideal lifestyle. Is it more adventurous or relaxed?