Daily Habits Match Game
Players compare their morning and daily routines with teammates to find surprising similarities and differences. Through guided questions, players discover how often they do everyday activities like waking up, brushing teeth, eating breakfast, and going places. The game builds speaking confidence while practicing frequency adverbs naturally.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: always, usually, sometimes, never.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner what time they wake up every morning.
- Act out brushing your teeth — your partner guesses how long you do it.
- Describe how you wash your face in the morning.
- Ask your partner if they take a shower every day or sometimes.
- Your team must agree: do you usually brush your hair before or after breakfast?
- What do you usually eat for breakfast? Tell us one food.
- Act out making breakfast — your team guesses what you are making.
- Ask your partner what time they have breakfast.
- You have 30 seconds to present your perfect morning routine.
- Compare your bedtime with your partner — who goes to bed earlier?
- Discuss with your group: do you always go to school on Saturday?
- Stand up and mime going to the movie theater — your team guesses.
- Ask your partner how often they go to the supermarket with their family.
- Explain what you usually do at the supermarket.
- Your team must agree: do you go to the beach in summer or winter?
- Show with your hands how you swim at the beach.
- Ask your partner: do you ever go to the beach? Why or why not?
- You have 45 seconds to tell us about your favorite place to go.
- Compare: who wakes up earlier, you or your partner?
- Discuss with your group: what do you never do in the morning?
- Act out your morning routine in 20 seconds — your partner counts activities.
- Ask your partner: do you usually have breakfast at 6:30 like in the example?
- Describe one way your morning routine is different from your partner's.
- Your team must find three things you all do every single day.