Global Voices: A Speaking Adventure
A 24-cell board game where teen B1 learners navigate real-world topics through pair conversations, team discussions, presentations, and action tasks. Players move around the board answering speaking prompts about travel, food, friendship, challenges, home duties, and environmental issues.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: Travelling; Food&nutrition; Friendship; Life challenges; Home & School Duties; Environmental Issues .
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner what country they would most like to visit and why they find it interesting.
- Describe your favourite meal and explain what makes it special to you.
- Act out packing a suitcase for a beach holiday while your partner guesses what you are packing.
- Your team must agree on which food from another culture you would most like to try together.
- Ask your partner about a time they helped a friend through a difficult moment.
- Explain what you think makes a strong friendship last over many years.
- Stand up and mime doing your least favourite household chore while others guess what it is.
- You have 60 seconds to convince your team that one school subject is more important than others.
- Discuss with your group one environmental problem you see in your community and suggest a solution.
- Ask your partner what they worry about most in their life and how they handle stress.
- Compare your daily morning routine with your partner's and find one thing you both do.
- Describe a time you faced a challenge at school and explain how you solved it.
- Act out ordering food at a restaurant in another country using gestures and simple words.
- You have 30 seconds to present your ideal weekend plan and explain why it appeals to you.
- Your team must decide which environmental issue affects your area most and discuss why.
- Explain what household responsibility you find most difficult and suggest ways to make it easier.
- Ask your partner about a friendship that changed them and what they learned from it.
- Describe a food from your culture and explain when people usually eat it and why.
- Stand up and show with your hands how you would travel if you could use any method.
- Compare your school day with a friend's and discuss one major difference you notice.
- You have 60 seconds to present one simple action everyone can take to help the environment.
- Discuss with your group what the biggest life challenge for teenagers is today and why.
- Ask your partner what food they absolutely dislike and why they feel that way about it.
- Explain how you balance your school duties with activities you enjoy and what helps you manage.