Board Games

Asking to Do Things

• A grid game adapted from Noughts and Crosses to learn and practise asking people to do things in English
• Designed as a part of the Asking people to do things set

Drink containers

• A grid game adapted from Treasure Hunt to learn and use English vocabulary related to drink and drink containers
• Designed as a part of the Drink containers set

Favourite things

• A grid game adapted from Noughts and Crosses to ask questions and talk about favourite things in English
• Designed as a part of the Talking about favourite things set

Festivals

• A board game with picture and word clues, plus special squares to learn and practise months, festivals and dates in English
• Designed as a part of the Special Days set

Greetings

• A board game with picture and word clues, plus special squares to practise English greetings used at different times of the day
• Designed as a part of the Greetings set

Hello, how are you?

• A board game with picture clues, plus special tiles to practise common English greetings and responses plus animal names
• Designed as a part of the Greetings and responses set

How old are you?

• A grid game adapted from Noughts and Crosses to learn and practise talking about your age in English
• Designed as a part of the Talking about age set

Let's eat!

• A board game with alphabet letter squares to practise the name of each letter, food and drink vocabulary, and making suggestions in English
• Designed as a part of the Making suggestions set

My favourite things

• A board game with picture and word clues, plus special squares to practise asking questions and talking about favourite things
• Designed as a part of the Talking about favourite things set

This is Goldie

• A board game with picture and word clues, plus special squares to learn and practise introducing other people in English
• Designed as a part of the Introducing others set

There is, there are

• A grid game adapted from Treasure Hunt to practise asking and answering questions with there is / there are
• Designed as a part of the Describing situations set

What colour is it?

• A grid game adapted from Treasure Hunt to practise the names of the most common colours in English
• Designed as a part of the Talking about colours set

What's this?

• A grid game adapted from Treasure Hunt to practise asking and answering questions in English
• Designed as a part of the Identifying things set

What we can do

• A grid game adapted from Treasure Hunt to practise talking about what people can or can't do
• Designed as a part of the Talking about ability set

Where is my teddy bear?

• A grid game adapted from Noughts and Crosses to learn and practise talking about where things are located
• Designed as a part of the Talking about location set