Object Pronouns Heroes

Board Game: Object Pronouns Heroes (A2, Teens, 24 prompts)

A 24-space board game where teen learners practice object pronouns (me, you, him, her, it, us, them) through authentic speaking tasks anchored to hero scenarios. Players complete pair-talk, group discussions, action prompts, and mini-presentations to advance.

A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Object pronouns.

Speaking prompts on the board

  1. Ask your partner which superhero they admire and why they like him or her.
  2. Describe a hero from a film or book. What did they do to help others?
  3. Your team must agree: who is the best hero and why do you respect them?
  4. Act out a hero saving someone. Your team guesses which hero you are.
  5. Ask your partner: have you ever helped a friend? What did you do for them?
  6. You have 30 seconds to present your favourite hero and explain why you admire them.
  7. Stand up and mime a hero using their special power. Others guess who you are.
  8. Discuss with your group: what makes someone a real hero? Give examples.
  9. Compare two heroes. Which one would you want to meet and why?
  10. Ask your partner about a time someone helped them. How did that person help?
  11. Explain how you would help a friend who was sad or worried.
  12. Your team has 30 seconds to agree: which hero would you invite to your school?
  13. Act out a hero training a student. Show what they teach them.
  14. You have 45 seconds to describe your ideal hero and what they would do.
  15. Ask your partner: if you could have one superpower, what would it be and why?
  16. Show with your hands how a hero would stop a dangerous situation.
  17. Discuss with your group: what hero quality do you want to develop in yourself?
  18. Describe a moment when you saw someone act bravely. What did they do?
  19. Your team must agree on three ways young people can be heroes today.
  20. Act out a hero comforting someone who is scared or hurt.
  21. You have 60 seconds to convince your class why your chosen hero is the best.
  22. Ask your partner: would you want to be a hero? Why or why not?
  23. Compare yourself to a hero. What can you do well, and what would you like to improve?
  24. Explain to your team how heroes use object pronouns in their stories and actions.

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