Vocabulary: • • • Parts of the house; Furniture; Home appliances Grammar / Language functions: • • • Yes/no questions; Wh-questions; Have got; You need: • one board game (page 1); • questions cards (pages – 5) printed in different colours to match with the symbols on the board; • a die; • a marker for each player in the group (Each group should not have more than people: ideally 3-4 people) or OHP markers Instructions: • Each student/player puts their marker in the centre of the board (Start square) • The first player rolls a die They can move vertically, up and down, or horizontally, left or right, the number of squares indicated by the number on the die • The rest of the group moves as the first one • On the following round, the players must move the other way (That is, if they moved vertically, now they move horizontally and vice versa) • If the player comes to the edge of the board, they keep counting back • Students play until all the squares have been taken Aim of the game: • Collect as many squares as possible and the most points Counting the points: • Players win a square by arriving first to a square and answering the question correctly The students make their mark in the square and win points • The students arriving to a marked square only win point (if they answer the question correctly) • At the end of the game (when the board is full), students count their points and the person with the most points wins You can: • adapt the board to other topics / language functions by changing the cards; • use the question cards for other activities Rules can be adapted! Have you got any curtains at home? Have you got a watch? Have you got a dog? Have you got a mobile phone? Have you got a dishwasher? Has your son / daughter a computer? Has your family got a pet? Have you got a car? How many TV sets have you got? Have you got any paintings at home? Has the house got a laundry? Has your house got a study? Have you got any recipe books? Have you got a stereo? Where you usually sleep? Where you have a bath? Where you park your car? Where is the washing machine? Where you have meals? Where you cook? Where is the microwave oven? How many bedrooms are there in your house? What colour are the walls in your house? What time you get up in the morning? When you clean your house? Who cooks at home? How long you watch TV per day? How many TV sets have you got at home? What you usually when you arrive home? In which part of the house you spend more time? Do you watch TV in the living room? Do you eat in the kitchen? Do you like flowers? Do you like cooking? Do you have a washing machine? Do you sometimes sleep in your sofa? Does your family watch TV in their bedroom? Do you and your family play video games? Do you drive to work? Do you the washing up? Did you understand what we studied today? Do you like the English lessons? Did you arrive late today? Do you make your bed before leaving home in the morning? Do you live in a flat or in a house? Did you buy your house? Are there any books? Is there any newspapers? Are there any pictures on the walls? Is there a clock? Is there a whiteboard? Are there any bookshelves? Is there any fireplace? Is there a TV set? Are there any books? Are there any plants? Are there any pictures? Is there an armchair? Is there a dog? Are there two bedrooms? Is there a laundry in your house? Is there a garage in your house?