School Bag Adventure
A classic 24-space board game where young A1 learners practice vocabulary (book, bag, pencil, kitten, rabbit, car, train, plane, pen) through pair talk, team discussion, and action prompts. Teams race to the finish while answering 'Is it a...?' guessing games and describing school objects.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: vocabulary: book, bag , pencil, kitten, rabbit, car, train, plane, pen.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner: Is it a book or a bag?
- Act out writing with a pencil. Your partner guesses what you draw.
- Describe your school bag. What color is it? What is inside?
- Your team must agree: Is a kitten an animal? Why?
- Ask your partner: Do you have a pencil or a pen today?
- Stand up and mime hopping like a rabbit. Who is fastest?
- You have 30 seconds to present: Describe one thing in your bag.
- Compare a car and a train. Which one is faster?
- Ask your partner: Have you seen a plane in the sky?
- Show with your hands: How big is a book? How big is a pen?
- Discuss with your group: What do you use a pencil for at school?
- Is it a kitten or a rabbit? Describe one difference.
- You have 60 seconds to convince your team: Which is better, car or train?
- Act out getting on a plane. Show your ticket to your partner.
- Ask your partner: What color is your pencil case?
- Your team must agree: Is a pen or a pencil better for writing?
- Describe a kitten. What does it look like? What does it do?
- Stand up and mime driving a car. Make the engine sound!
- You have 30 seconds to present: Where do you put your books at home?
- Ask your partner: Do you like rabbits? Why or why not?
- Discuss with your group: What is in a school bag? Name three things.
- Show with your hands: How do you hold a pen when you write?
- Compare a book and a pencil. Which one is longer? Which is thicker?
- Act out packing your bag for school. Say what you put inside.