Simple Past Tense – My Experiences at Islamic Boarding School Board Game
A free speaking board game for teens at CEFR A1 level.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR A1 level. Topic: Simple Past Tense – My Experiences at Islamic Boarding School.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner what they did this morning before breakfast at the pesantren.
- Describe one thing you studied in class yesterday and why it was interesting.
- Act out your morning prayer routine — your partner guesses what you did.
- Ask your partner: did you help a friend yesterday? What did you do?
- Your team must agree: what was the best activity you did last week at school?
- You have 30 seconds to tell the class about one time you read Qur'an yesterday.
- Stand up and mime cleaning your dormitory room — your team guesses the activity.
- Explain what you ate for lunch yesterday and whether you liked it.
- Ask your partner: what was difficult for you to do yesterday at pesantren?
- Your team must agree: who was the kindest person you met yesterday and why?
- Describe one mistake you made yesterday and what you learned from it.
- Act out studying hard for an exam — your partner guesses what subject you studied.
- You have 30 seconds to present: what did you do after evening prayer last night?
- Ask your partner: did you play a sport or game yesterday? What happened?
- Explain what you did to help your dormitory yesterday and how it made you feel.
- Stand up and show with your hands how you performed ablution this morning.
- Your team must agree: what was the funniest thing that happened yesterday at school?
- Describe a conversation you had with a friend yesterday — what did you talk about?
- Ask your partner: what did you do last weekend? Was it fun or boring?
- You have 30 seconds to tell us about one time you felt proud yesterday.
- Act out attending a class lesson — your partner guesses what subject you studied.
- Explain what you did in the evening yesterday and who you spent time with.
- Ask your partner: what rule did you follow yesterday? Why is it important?
- Your team must agree: what was the most important thing you learned yesterday?