Toy Town Board Game

Board Game: Toy Town Board Game (A2, Young learners, 24 prompts)

A lively 24-space speaking board game where young learners describe, compare, and act out toys. Players land on spaces and complete speaking tasks anchored to real toy scenarios: asking about favorite toys, acting out play, comparing toy sizes and prices, and discussing toy choices. Perfect for A2 learners practicing present simple, past simple, and can/can't structures in authentic communicative contexts.

A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: toys.

Speaking prompts on the board

  1. Ask your partner what their favorite toy is and why they like it.
  2. Describe a toy you played with when you were younger.
  3. Act out playing with a toy. Your team guesses which toy it is.
  4. Your team must agree: which toy is the best for a five-year-old?
  5. Ask your partner: can they play with toy cars? What can they do?
  6. Compare a doll and a teddy bear. Which one is bigger?
  7. Stand up and mime playing with a toy robot. Show us what it does.
  8. Explain why toy trains are fun for children.
  9. You have 30 seconds to present your favorite toy and why you like it.
  10. Ask your partner: did they play with building blocks? What did they make?
  11. Discuss with your group: are toy cars more fun than toy dolls?
  12. Show with your hands: how big is your favorite toy?
  13. Which toy costs more: a teddy bear or toy blocks? Explain.
  14. Act out a child playing with a toy train. Make the sound it makes.
  15. Describe what a toy robot can do. Can it walk? Can it talk?
  16. Your team has 30 seconds to agree on the best toy for outside play.
  17. Ask your partner: what toy do they want to buy? Why?
  18. You have 45 seconds to convince your team that toy cars are better than dolls.
  19. Stand up and show us how you play with building blocks.
  20. Compare two toys: which one is more expensive? Which is more fun?
  21. Discuss with your group: which toy is best for a birthday present?
  22. Describe a toy you saw at a toy shop. What color was it?
  23. Act out playing with a toy doll. What does the doll do or say?
  24. Ask your partner: what toy did they play with yesterday? What happened?

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