Daily Routine Race

Young learners travel around a 24-space board, answering questions and completing speaking tasks about their daily routines. Teams compete to reach the finish first by communicating about wake-up times, meals, school, play, bedtime, and family habits. Perfect for A2 learners aged 7–9.

A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Daily routine.

Speaking prompts on the board

  1. What time do you wake up? Describe your first activity.
  2. Ask your partner what they eat for breakfast and if they like it.
  3. Act out brushing your teeth. Your team guesses what you are doing.
  4. Describe what you wear to school. What color are your clothes?
  5. Your team must agree: what is the best time of day and why?
  6. Ask your partner: do they walk, take a bus, or ride a bike to school?
  7. You have 30 seconds to describe your school day from start to finish.
  8. Stand up and mime eating lunch. Your team says what food you are eating.
  9. What is your favorite subject at school? Why do you like it?
  10. Ask your partner what they do after school. Do they play or do homework?
  11. Discuss with your group: what games or sports do you play in the afternoon?
  12. Show with your hands: how do you wash your hands? Explain each step.
  13. What do you eat for dinner? Who cooks it? Describe the meal.
  14. Ask your partner: do they watch TV or read before bed?
  15. Compare your morning with your partner's. What is the same? What is different?
  16. You have 45 seconds to tell the class about your favorite weekend activity.
  17. Act out getting ready for bed. Your team guesses what you are doing.
  18. What time do you go to bed? Do you sleep well? Explain why or why not.
  19. Your team must agree: what is the best part of your daily routine?
  20. Ask your partner: what do they do on Saturday and Sunday mornings?
  21. Explain: do you help at home? What jobs do you do? When do you do them?
  22. Stand up and mime your favorite meal. Say what food you are eating.
  23. Ask your partner: what is the hardest part of their daily routine?
  24. You have 60 seconds to describe your perfect day from morning to night.

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