Hobby Hoppers Board Game
A 24-space speaking board game where 4 teams race around a classic game board answering questions about hobbies. Players discuss which hobbies they want to try, which ones are boring, explain their reasons, and compare similar activities. Prompts include pair conversations, team discussions, acting, and mini-presentations designed for B1 young learners.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR B1 level. Topic: Hobbies.
Speaking prompts on the board
- What hobby would you like to try and why?
- Which hobby is the most boring and explain your reasons.
- Act out playing your favorite hobby without making sounds.
- Name one hobby that your parents like, and explain it.
- Tell the class about a hobby you tried once and explain if you liked it or not.
- Stand up and mime doing a hobby that makes you tired.
- Which hobbies are similar and why do you think so?
- Ask your partner if they prefer indoor or outdoor hobbies and why they chose that.
- Say why drawing is different from painting and which one you would like to learn.
- Describe what you are doing when you play soccer/football.
- Say what hobby you think is boring and give two reasons why it is not interesting.
- What hobby would you teach your best friend and how would you explain it to them?
- Choose a hobby and create a funny reason why it is the best hobby ever.
- Compare two hobbies and say which one takes more time to learn.
- Act out a hobby that is quiet and peaceful.
- Which hobby would you like to try that you have never done before and what would you need?