Easter Egg Hunt Speaking Game
A 24-space board game where teams of young learners (B2 level) race around an Easter-themed track, landing on speaking prompts about Easter traditions, egg hunts, bunny facts, spring celebrations, and holiday customs. Players take turns answering questions in pairs or small groups, with chance cards adding surprise twists. Perfect for building confidence in spoken English while exploring cultural traditions.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR B2 level. Topic: Easter .
Speaking prompts on the board
- START: Tell your partner one Easter tradition your family celebrates.
- Describe your favourite Easter egg colour. Why do you like it?
- Act out finding an Easter egg. Use sounds and movements!
- Tell the group: What do bunnies eat? Ask two questions about bunnies.
- Pair share: Have you ever done an Easter egg hunt? What did you find?
- Describe Easter decorations in your home or school right now.
- Tell your team: What's inside a chocolate Easter egg you like?
- Act out: You're a bunny hopping through a garden. Make sounds!
- Pair talk: When is Easter? How do people celebrate in your country?
- Quick presentation: Describe your ideal Easter day to the group.
- Tell a partner: Do you prefer real eggs or chocolate eggs? Why?
- Group debate: Should Easter eggs be hidden or given as gifts?
- Describe spring flowers. Which ones do you see at Easter time?
- Tell your team about an Easter tradition from another country.
- Pair share: What special foods do you eat at Easter? Describe them.
- FINISH: Share your favourite moment from this Easter game!