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How Many Board Game

A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS

Fun competitive personalised speaking board game, moving around by getting high numbers in replies from your partners.

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Lesson Plan Content:


There is/ There are how many board game

Basic instructions

Move around the board by getting your partner to say high numbers (under ten).

 

beds

 

in… bedroom

 

topic: bedding

 

in… bag

 

START

in this area

books

 

 

 

Detailed instructions

Ask a “How many… are there...?” question using the words or on the topic in the square that you are on, e.g. “How many beds are there in your house?” for “beds”, “How many pets are there in your family?”, for “pets”, “How many coins are there in your bag?” for “in… bag”, or “How many plates are there in your kitchen?” for “topic: cutlery”. Your partner must answer with a full sentence like “There are three beds in my house”, “There is only one pet in my family”, “There are about 20 coins in my bag”, or “There are no plates in my kitchen. (The plates are in the dining room)”. You can then move the number that your partner said in that answer. However, if the number is 10 or over, you can’t move. If you partner says “There are no…”, you also can’t move. If you can’t move, you have to try again with the same task when it is next your turn (after your partner’s turn).

Move anti-clockwise round and round the board until your teacher stops the game. The person who is ahead at that time is the winner.

 

windows

 

bottles of

 

in… wardrobe

in this building

towels

 

chairs

 

topic: sports equipment

topic: clothes

 

topic: furniture

in this country

 

topic: food

 

topic: crockery

in this street

 

cupboards

 

stools

 

topic: cutlery

 

topic: shops

 

duvets

 

in this school

 

in… dining room

in this room

 

topic: electronics

posters

 

in… hall/ corridor

in… pockets

 

in… home

 

pets

 

jars of

 

pictures

 

 

in… kitchen

 

in… living room

 

near here

 

 

packets of…

 

 

people

 

 

 

 

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