Grammar Quest: The 24-Space Speaking Game
Young learners race around a 24-space board, landing on grammar-focused speaking prompts. Players use present simple, past tense, and modal verbs in pair shares, group storytelling, and quick presentations. Chance cards add surprise twists. Perfect for B1 learners aged 8–10 who need scaffolded speaking practice with real-world grammar.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR B1 level. Topic: grammar.
Speaking prompts on the board
- START: Say hello to your partner and tell them your name.
- Tell your partner three things you do every day. Say: I... every day.
- Ask your partner: What time do you eat breakfast? Listen and repeat.
- Act out your morning. Use: First I..., then I..., after that I...
- Tell the group one thing you did yesterday. Say: Yesterday I...
- Ask two friends: Did you play outside last week? Share their answers.
- Say five things you can do well. Say: I can... I can't...
- Tell your pair about your favourite food. Say: I like... because...
- Ask your partner: What should you do before bed? Give advice.
- In a group, say what you were doing at 3pm yesterday. Take turns.
- Tell your friend about a pet or animal. Use: It has..., It can...
- Ask the group: What will you do this weekend? Listen to three answers.
- Say five rules in your classroom. Say: We must... We can't...
- Tell your pair about your best friend. Use: He/She is... likes...
- Ask a friend: Have you ever been to the park? Share the answer.
- In pairs, make a short story using past tense. Take turns saying one sentence.
- Tell the group about your family. Use: My... is... likes... does...
- Ask your partner: What are you good at? Listen and say if you agree.
- Say five things in your bedroom. Use: There is... There are...
- Tell your pair about your last birthday. Use past tense verbs.
- Ask the group: What should we do to stay healthy? Share ideas.
- Say what you might do tomorrow. Use: I might... I will probably...
- Tell your friend three things you did last week. Use past tense.
- FINISH: Say goodbye and tell the group one new thing you learned today!