Family Fun Board Game
A lively A1 speaking board game where young learners talk about their families, homes, and daily life together. Players move around the board answering questions, acting out family scenes, and working in teams. Perfect for building confidence with present-simple family vocabulary and simple questions.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: Family.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner how many people are in their family.
- Act out eating breakfast with your family. Your team guesses what you eat.
- Describe your mother. What color are her eyes? What does she like?
- Ask your partner who lives in their house with them.
- Your team must agree: who is the funniest person in your families?
- Stand up and mime getting dressed for school. Your partner says what you wear.
- Ask your partner what their father or father figure does for work.
- Explain what your favorite family member looks like and why you like them.
- Discuss with your group: what do you do together on weekends?
- Act out playing with a pet or toy. Your team guesses what it is.
- Describe your bedroom. What color is it? What is in it?
- Ask your partner what their favorite family meal is and why.
- You have 30 seconds to present your family to the class. Say their names and ages.
- Show with your hands: how tall your brother or sister is compared to you.
- Your team must agree: what is your favorite thing to do with family?
- Ask your partner what color their mother's hair is and what color their father's is.
- Act out helping your family with a chore. Your partner guesses what you do.
- Describe where your family likes to go on vacation or for a day out.
- Discuss with your group: who is the oldest person in your families?
- You have 60 seconds to describe your daily morning routine with your family.
- Stand up and mime brushing your teeth before bed. Your team says what you do.
- Ask your partner what their grandmother or grandfather likes to do.
- Explain what makes your family special and why you love them.
- Compare your family with your partner's family. What is the same? What is different?