Treasure Quest: The Underwater Daily Routine Adventure

Young learners navigate an ocean-themed board game where they speak about their daily routines using present simple language. Teams move through underwater scenes with sea creatures, pirates, and treasure while answering questions about when they wake up, eat, play, sleep, and help at home. Perfect for A1 learners aged 6–7 reviewing basic daily activities.

A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: Daily Routines.

Speaking prompts on the board

  1. Ask your partner what time they wake up in the morning.
  2. Act out brushing your teeth. Your team guesses the activity.
  3. Describe what you eat for breakfast. Say one food you like.
  4. Ask your partner: do you have breakfast at home or at school?
  5. Your team must agree: what is the best breakfast food?
  6. Stand up and mime getting dressed. Show putting on your shoes.
  7. Explain: what do you wear to school? Name two things.
  8. Ask your partner: who helps you get ready in the morning?
  9. You have 30 seconds to present: what time do you go to school?
  10. Discuss with your group: what do you do at school? Play or learn?
  11. Act out eating lunch. Show your team what you eat at midday.
  12. Ask your partner: do you like playing after school? What do you play?
  13. Describe one game or sport you play. Say why you like it.
  14. Stand up and mime washing your hands. Show all the steps.
  15. Tell the class: what do you do before dinner? Name one activity.
  16. Your team must agree: what is a good dinner? Name one food.
  17. Ask your partner: what time do you have dinner with your family?
  18. Explain: do you help at home? What do you do? (e.g., tidy, help cook)
  19. Act out your bedtime routine. Show brushing teeth and getting into bed.
  20. You have 30 seconds to present: what time do you go to bed?
  21. Ask your partner: do you read a book before sleep? What book?
  22. Discuss with your group: what is your favourite time of day? Why?
  23. Describe your whole day from morning to night in four sentences.
  24. Stand up and show your morning stretch. Then mime one afternoon activity.

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