Phonics & Maths Number Game
Young learners race around a 24-space board answering phonics and maths speaking prompts. Teams take turns landing on spaces and answering communicative questions about sounds, numbers, and simple maths problems. Chance cards add surprise moves and quick speaking tasks. Perfect for A1 learners practising present simple, basic questions, and number vocabulary.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: Phonics, Maths.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner: do you like the number five? Why or why not?
- Act out writing the letter 'A' in the air. Your team guesses.
- Make the sound of the letter 'S'. Does your partner hear it?
- Ask your partner: how many fingers do you have on one hand?
- Your team must agree: do you like odd numbers or even numbers?
- Show with your hands how many legs a dog has.
- Ask your partner: what is your favourite word that starts with 'B'?
- Make the sound at the start of 'cat'. Your partner repeats it.
- You have 30 seconds to present: count from one to ten aloud.
- Talk with your group: do you like big numbers or small numbers?
- Act out clapping four times. Your partner counts aloud.
- Ask your partner: what is your favourite letter in the alphabet?
- Mime eating six apples. Your team guesses the number.
- Make the sound of the letter 'T' with your mouth. Say it again.
- Your team must agree: do you like cars or bicycles more?
- Ask your partner: what word rhymes with 'cat'? They say one.
- Show with your fingers: what is one plus one? Say the number.
- Say three words that start with the same sound as 'sun'.
- You have 45 seconds to present: say numbers from ten to one.
- Talk with your group: do you like weekdays or weekends more?
- Act out jumping three times. Say the number each time.
- Ask your partner: which letter comes before 'P' in the alphabet?
- Mime holding eight pencils. Your team says the number.
- Say the letters in your name. Which ones are vowels?