Feelings & Emotions Board Game
Adults navigate a 24-space board by speaking about emotions in pairs, small groups, and presentations. Players land on prompts requiring them to describe feelings, share personal stories, debate emotional scenarios, and express opinions. Chance cards add unpredictability. Designed for B1 learners to build fluency and emotional vocabulary.
A free Board Game for Adults at CEFR B1 level. Topic: Feelings and emotions.
Speaking prompts on the board
- START: Roll the dice and move forward!
- Pair share: Describe a time you felt proud. Use 'I felt proud when...'
- Group debate: Is anger ever useful? Share your opinion with reasons.
- Quick presentation: Act out three emotions without words. Partners guess!
- Pair share: What makes you feel anxious? Discuss two situations.
- Small group: If emotions were colours, which colour is happiness? Why?
- Pair interview: Ask your partner about their happiest memory. Share details.
- Group discussion: How do you calm down when stressed? Share your strategy.
- Pair role-play: One is sad, one is a friend offering comfort. Switch roles.
- Present to group: Describe an emotion using a song, film, or book example.
- Pair share: When did you last feel disappointed? What happened next?
- Small group debate: Can money buy happiness? Agree or disagree with reasons.
- Pair conversation: What emotion do you hide most often? Why?
- Group sharing circle: Name one emotion you'd like to feel more often.
- Pair interview: How does your family show love? Describe in detail.
- Present: Create a short story about a character's emotional journey (2 min).
- FINISH: Celebrate! Tell the group your favourite emotion word you learned today.