Silly Situations Speaking Game
A playful board game where young learners (ages 6–7) speak about silly first-conditional situations. Players move around a 24-space board, answering engaging prompts about what they would do if funny things happened. Perfect for A2 learners who are building confidence with simple if-clauses and past-simple storytelling.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: silly situations .
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner: If you had spaghetti for hair, what would you do?
- Act out walking like a penguin. Your team guesses what animal you are.
- If your shoes could talk, what would they say about you?
- Ask your partner: What would you do if it rained pizza?
- Your team must agree: Is it sillier to have purple skin or blue hair?
- Stand up and mime brushing your teeth with a banana. Others guess.
- If your teacher turned into a cat, what would happen in class?
- Ask your partner: If you could only hop everywhere, where would you go?
- Describe a silly breakfast you would make if you had no rules.
- If your bed could fly, where would you go while sleeping?
- Act out being a robot who is learning to smile. Make funny sounds.
- Discuss with your group: What if everyone wore pajamas to school?
- If your toy came alive at night, what silly thing would it do?
- You have 30 seconds to present: What if gravity worked backwards?
- If you had three arms, what new games could you play?
- Stand up and mime making a sandwich in slow motion. Team guesses.
- Ask your partner: If you could only speak in rhymes, what would you say?
- If your school had no rules for one day, what would you do first?
- Your team must agree: Would you rather have socks for hands or feet?
- If all animals could talk, which one would you have as a friend?
- Act out being a baby dinosaur learning to roar. Make big movements.
- If your backpack was magic, what would you put inside it?
- Describe what you would eat if candy was healthy and free.
- If you could be any silly creature for a day, what would you be?