Emotion Quest: A Feelings Board Game
Young learners explore emotions, stress, mood, and anxiety through speaking tasks. Players move around a 24-space board, answering questions, acting out feelings, and discussing how they handle different emotions. Designed for A2 learners to build confidence talking about their emotional world.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Emotions.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner: What makes you feel happy at school?
- Act out feeling very tired after playing sports.
- Describe a time when you felt nervous. What happened?
- Your team must agree: Is it okay to feel sad sometimes?
- Ask your partner: What do you do when you feel angry?
- Show with your hands how you feel when you are excited.
- You have 30 seconds to present: one thing that makes you calm.
- Explain: What does your face look like when you are worried?
- Act out being scared of something, then being brave.
- Discuss with your group: How do your friends help you feel better?
- Ask your partner: Do you feel stressed about homework? Why?
- Compare your mood today with your mood yesterday. Why is it different?
- Stand up and mime feeling confused, then understanding something.
- What makes you feel proud? Explain why that feeling is good.
- Your team must agree: What is the best way to calm down?
- Ask your partner: When do you feel most relaxed and peaceful?
- Describe how your body feels when you are anxious or worried.
- You have 30 seconds to present: one thing you do when stressed.
- Act out three different moods: happy, sad, and sleepy.
- Explain: Is it easy or hard for you to talk about your feelings?
- Discuss with your group: What helps you feel safe and happy?
- Show with your face and hands: surprised, disappointed, and proud.
- Ask your partner: What is something that worries you? How do you help yourself?
- Compare: Do you feel different emotions on weekdays and weekends? Explain.