Festival Fun Board Game
Young learners travel around a festival board, practicing festival vocabulary (bicycle, drum, clown, parrot, tent, juggler, acrobat) with can and can't. Players ask questions, mime actions, and discuss what performers can do at the festival.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Festival.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Can you ride a bicycle? Why or why not?
- Act out playing a drum. Your team guesses how loud or soft you play.
- Describe a clown at the festival. What can a clown do to make people laugh?
- Have you ever seen a parrot? What color was it?
- Can you fit five people in a tent? Why?
- Stand up and mime a juggler throwing balls. How many can you juggle?
- Explain what an acrobat can do. Show one thing with your hands.
- Ask your partner: What festival things can you do? What can't you do?
- Which is more fun — a clown or a juggler?
- Act out riding a bicycle very fast. Can you go faster than your friend?
- Describe the sound a drum makes. Can you make that sound with your mouth?
- Your team must agree: What can a parrot say? Make the sound together.
- Stand up and mime setting up a tent. Can you do it fast or slow?
- What animals can you see at a festival? Why?
- Can you play a drum? What sounds can you make?
- Explain what a clown cannot do. Give two examples with 'can't'.
- Act out being a juggler who drops all the balls. How do you feel?
- Can you fit a bicycle, a drum, and a parrot in a tent?
- Which festival thing is the most fun? Why do you like it?
- Describe what you can do at a festival. Use 'can' in your answer.
- Stand up and show all the things you learned today. Can your team guess them?