Guess the Company
A 24-space board game where teams of teens listen to company descriptions and guess the brand. Players land on speaking prompts that require pair discussions, team negotiations, presentations, and creative mime tasks. Chance cards add movement and speaking micro-tasks. Perfect for B2 learners practising descriptive language, persuasion, and collaborative problem-solving.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR B2 level. Topic: Guess the company.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner which company they think has the best customer service and why they believe that.
- Your team must agree on which tech company has changed the world the most and explain your reasoning.
- Stand up and mime working at a fast-food restaurant counter. Your team guesses which company it is.
- Describe a company logo you see every day and explain what colours and shapes make it memorable.
- Ask your partner what they think is the biggest difference between online shopping companies and traditional stores.
- You have 30 seconds to present your favourite company and convince the class why everyone should use it.
- Act out using a smartphone app from a famous tech company. Your group has to identify which one.
- What company do you think spends the most money on advertising, and how do their ads make you feel?
- Discuss with your group: which clothing brand is most popular among teenagers and what makes it attractive.
- Ask your partner which company they would most like to work for and what job they would want there.
- Explain how a company you know uses social media to connect with young people like you.
- Show with your hands and body how you would use a popular fitness or sports brand product.
- Describe a company that you think has changed how people communicate or stay connected.
- What company do you think treats its employees the best and why do you believe that?
- Ask your partner if they prefer shopping at a physical store or online, and have them explain their choice.
- Name a company that started small and became huge, and describe what you think made it successful.