Emotion Quest
A classic board game where teens navigate 24 spaces by speaking about basic and secondary emotions. Players answer questions, act out feelings, discuss scenarios, and complete mini-presentations to move forward. Chance cards add surprise twists.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR A2 level. Topic: emotions.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner what emotion they felt yesterday and why they felt that way. 😊
- Act out feeling nervous before an exam. Your team guesses the emotion. 😰
- Your team must agree: which emotion is the strongest — happy, angry, or scared? 🤔
- Ask your partner: when was the last time they felt embarrassed? What happened? 😳
- Describe a situation that makes you feel proud. What did you do or achieve? 💪
- Stand up and mime feeling bored. Show with your body and face. 😑
- You have 30 seconds to present: describe a film or song that made you feel sad. 📢
- Ask your partner: what makes them feel relaxed after school? Do they agree with you? 😌
- Discuss with your group: is it better to show your emotions or hide them? Why? 🤝
- Explain one thing that made you angry recently. How did you calm down? 😠
- Act out feeling excited about your birthday. Show your happiness with actions and words. 🎉
- Compare: are you happier on weekends or school days? Give two reasons. 😊
- Your team must agree on one emotion that is hardest to control. Explain why. 🎯
- Ask your partner: what emotion do they feel when they see their best friend? 💭
- Stand up and show with your face and hands: feeling confused, then understanding. 🤨
- You have 30 seconds to present: describe someone you love and why they make you happy. 📢
- Describe a time you felt jealous. What happened and how did you feel? 😒
- Discuss with your group: which emotion is hardest to show at school? Why? 🤝
- Ask your partner: what do they do when they feel lonely? Does it help them? 🗣️
- Act out feeling hopeful about your future. Show with your voice and body language. 🌟
- Explain: what emotion do you feel most often? Is that good or not so good? 🤔
- Your team must agree: which emotion is easiest to hide? Give one example. 🎯
- Ask your partner: when was the last time they felt grateful? What were they grateful for? 🙏
- Compare your emotions now to your emotions when you were younger. What changed? 📊