Weather World
A colorful board game where young learners move through 24 weather-themed spaces, answering speaking prompts about sunny, rainy, windy, snowy, hot, cold, stormy, warm, and cool weather. Players describe weather, ask partners about their weather preferences, and act out weather conditions to practice A1 present-simple speaking.
A free Board Game for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: weather.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner: What is your favorite weather? Why do you like it?
- Describe what you wear when it is cold outside.
- Act out playing in the rain. Your team guesses what you do.
- Ask your partner: Do you like hot weather or cold weather? Why?
- Your team must agree: Is sunny weather or rainy weather better? Tell why.
- Show with your hands: How does the wind blow? Make the wind move your hair.
- Ask your partner: What do you do when it is sunny outside?
- Explain: What clothes do you need for snowy weather?
- Act out being cold. Shake and shiver. Your team says the weather.
- Discuss with your group: Do you like warm or cool weather better?
- Ask your partner: What is the weather like today where you live?
- Describe one thing you can do on a hot summer day.
- Stand up and mime a stormy day. Show lightning and thunder with your body.
- Ask your partner: Do you like snow? What do you do in snow?
- Your team must agree: Which weather is most fun? Say why together.
- Explain: What do you wear when it is windy outside?
- You have thirty seconds to describe your favorite weather and one activity.
- Act out getting dressed for cold weather. Show each piece of clothing.
- Ask your partner: What is your favorite season? What weather is it?
- Describe what you see and hear when it is stormy outside.
- Discuss with your group: Is rainy weather good or bad? Give reasons.
- Stand up and show how you move on a windy day. Sway and lean.
- Ask your partner: Do you like warm weather? What do you do in warm weather?
- Explain: What is the difference between cool and cold weather?