ESL Speaking Quest: B1 Board Game
A 24-space classic board game where four teams of teens compete by speaking on varied topics. Players engage in pair discussions, group negotiations, mini-presentations, gesture tasks, and open-ended questions—all calibrated for B1 learners. Chance cards add surprise moves and quick speaking challenges.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: Esl.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner what hobby they want to learn and why it interests them.
- Describe a memorable trip you took and what made it special.
- Your team must agree: which school subject is most useful for your future?
- Act out your typical morning routine—your partner guesses what you are doing.
- Ask your partner about their favourite book or film and what they liked about it.
- Explain how you would spend a perfect weekend and why that appeals to you.
- Stand up and mime eating something delicious—your team guesses what it is.
- Discuss with your group: what makes a good friend, and do you have one like that?
- You have 60 seconds to convince the class why your favourite sport is the best.
- Ask your partner what they would change about their school if they could.
- Compare your life now to how you imagine it in ten years from now.
- Show with your hands how you would teach someone to cook your favourite meal.
- Your team must agree on three things teenagers worry about most today.
- What technology do you use daily, and how would life be different without it?
- You have 30 seconds to present your dream job and why you want it.
- Act out ordering food at a restaurant—your partner is the waiter or waitress.
- Ask your partner what advice they would give to someone starting secondary school.
- Explain which country you would like to visit and what you would do there.
- Discuss with your group: what is one problem in your community and how to solve it?
- Stand up and mime playing your favourite sport—your team guesses which one.
- Compare two social media platforms and explain which one you prefer and why.
- You have 60 seconds to describe a person you admire and what makes them special.
- What is the best advice someone has given you, and how did it help you?
- Ask your partner what they would do if they had one extra hour every day.