Where in the World
A 24-space board game where teams of teens navigate the globe, answering travel and world-themed speaking prompts. Players discuss destinations, cultural experiences, and global perspectives at B2 level, building fluency through pair work, group negotiation, and creative presentations.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR B2 level. Topic: Where in the world.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner which country they would visit first and why it appeals to them.
- Describe a famous landmark you have seen in photos and explain what makes it special.
- Your team must agree on the best season to travel and defend your choice.
- Act out arriving at an airport and going through customs without speaking.
- Ask your partner what food they would most want to try abroad and why.
- Tell the class about a cultural tradition from another country that interests you.
- Stand up and mime packing a suitcase for a beach vacation.
- Say how you would feel if you had to live in a completely different climate.
- Discuss with your group what makes a destination worth visiting.
- Ask your partner whether they prefer mountains or beaches and what they would do there.
- Describe how you would spend one perfect day in a city you have never visited.
- Act out meeting a local person and asking for restaurant recommendations.
- Say what language skill would be most useful for your dream trip.
- Your team must agree: what is one problem travelers face and how to solve it?
- Ask your partner what they would miss most about home if traveling for a month.
- Tell the class about a travel experience you have heard about from someone else.
- Show with your hands and body how you would hike up a steep mountain.
- Explain what you would pack for a two-week trip to a tropical island.
- Discuss with your group whether tourism helps or harms local communities.
- Ask your partner what the most important thing to do before traveling is.
- Describe a festival or celebration from another culture you would like to experience.
- Act out getting lost in a foreign city and asking a stranger for directions.