Daily Actions Race
Young learners race around a 24-space board, speaking about their daily routines and activities using verb+ing forms. Players ask questions, act out actions, and discuss their habits to move forward.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Daily activity.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner what time they start doing homework after school.
- Act out brushing your teeth. Your partner guesses what you are doing.
- What is your favourite activity to do on weekends? Why do you like it?
- Your team must agree: which activity is more fun — playing football or drawing?
- Ask your partner what they enjoy eating for breakfast.
- Stand up and mime getting dressed for school. Your team guesses the clothes.
- Describe what you do after waking up in the morning. Use three actions.
- Do you like playing video games? Why or why not? Tell your team.
- Ask your partner if they enjoy helping with chores at home.
- You have 30 seconds to present: describe your favourite thing to do before bed.
- Compare: do you like reading books or watching TV? Which is better for you?
- Discuss with your group: what is the best time for eating lunch? Why?
- Act out eating dinner with your family. Show how you hold your fork and knife.
- What activities are you doing this week? Tell your partner two things.
- Ask your partner: do they like swimming? How often do they go swimming?
- Show with your hands how you are riding a bicycle. Can your partner copy you?
- Explain: what time are you going to bed tonight? Why that time?
- Your team must decide: is dancing or singing more fun? Explain your answer.
- Ask your partner what they are planning to do after school tomorrow.
- You have 30 seconds to present: what activities do you do with your family?
- Mime doing your homework. Your group guesses what subject you are studying.
- Which daily activity do you find boring? Describe why you do not enjoy it.
- Ask your partner: what is the first thing they do when arriving at school?
- Compare your morning routine with your partner. What is the same? What is different?