House Quest: Room by Room
Teens navigate a virtual house, describing rooms, furniture, and daily routines. Players land on speaking prompts that require pair discussions, quick presentations, and group storytelling. Perfect for B1 learners building fluency with house vocabulary and connected speech.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: House vocabulary .
Speaking prompts on the board
- START: Welcome! Describe your ideal bedroom in 3 sentences. Work in pairs.
- Pair talk: What furniture is in your living room? Take turns.
- Quick presentation: Show and describe one room of your house to the group.
- Pair debate: Kitchen or bedroom—which room do you spend more time in? Why?
- Group share: Tell everyone one chore you do at home and where.
- Pair talk: Describe the bathroom. Use at least 5 items (sink, mirror, etc.).
- Quick role-play: You're showing a friend your house. Describe 2 rooms.
- Pair discussion: What's your favorite room? Explain what you do there.
- Group storytelling: Create a silly story about a day in your house (2 min).
- Pair talk: Compare your bedroom to your classmate's. What's different?
- Quick presentation: Design your dream kitchen. Describe 4 features.
- Pair debate: Should teenagers have their own bathroom? Defend your opinion.
- Group share: Name 3 rooms and one activity in each. Go around the circle.
- Pair talk: Describe your hallway or entrance. What do you see?
- Quick role-play: You're a real estate agent. Sell your house in 1 minute.
- Pair discussion: Which room needs the most cleaning? Why? How often?
- FINISH: Congratulations! Pair share: What was your favorite house activity today?