Possessive Pronouns Game: Whose Are These?
Young learners race around a 24-space board answering questions about possession using mine, his, hers, yours, theirs, and ours. Players speak in pairs, teams, and individually using the structure 'They are... / It is...' to build confidence with possessive pronouns at A1 level.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: Possessive pronouns.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner: Whose is this pencil? Is it yours or mine?
- Describe whose toy is your favourite and why you like it.
- Act out putting on shoes. Your partner guesses: Are these yours?
- Your team must agree: Whose backpack is the biggest in your group?
- Ask your partner: Do you have a pet? Is it yours or your family's?
- Explain whose book you like to read and what it is about.
- Stand up and mime eating lunch. Say: This lunch is mine!
- Discuss with your group: Whose pencil case has the most colours?
- Ask your partner: Whose birthday is coming soon? When is theirs?
- Compare your shoes with your partner's. Whose are bigger?
- You have 20 seconds to present: whose toy in your class is coolest and why.
- Show with your hands: whose desk is messy and whose is clean?
- Ask your partner: Is your teacher's bag red or black?
- Explain whose toy you would like to play with and why.
- Act out looking for your lost sock. Say: Where is my sock?
- Ask your partner: Whose pencil case is this? Is it hers or his?
- Describe whose backpack you see and what colour it is.
- Stand up and show: whose shoes are you wearing? Say: These are mine!
- Discuss with your group: whose desk has the best pencils?
- Compare with your partner: whose book is thicker, yours or theirs?
- Ask your partner: Whose jacket is in the classroom? Is it ours?
- Explain whose friend you like to play with and what you do together.