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Make learning technology-related vocabulary exciting with this engaging board game! Perfect for small groups, this game helps students practice naming, spelling, and describing common electronic devices while having fun.

Devices Featured on the Board:
keyboard, portable charger, mouse, external hard drive, memory stick, extension cord, remote control, tablet, router, socket/outlet, webcam, plug, microphone, speaker, switch, phone charger, USB cable

How Does It Work?
Students roll the die, move their piece along the path, and complete a fun language challenge based on the number they roll. Will they say it, spell it, sing it, or whisper it in a funny voice? Every turn brings a new surprise, keeping learners motivated and engaged!

This Game is Great For:

• Practicing electronic devices and tech-related vocabulary
• Reinforce passive voice - form sentences like: “The tablet is used for watching movies.” “A router is needed to connect to Wi-Fi.”
• Improving pronunciation and spelling
• Encouraging active participation and creativity
• Making learning fun and memorable!

Download Includes:

• Game Board – PDF, 2 pages A4 (print & tape together)
• Game Board – PDF, 2 pages Letter Size (print & tape together)
• Game Board – (PNG, 1 image) – For digital use or additional printing options
• Instructions

How to Print & Assemble:

• Print the game board on two pages.
• Cut along the edge if needed and tape the pages together to form one large game board.
• Optional: Laminate for durability.

What You’ll Need to Play:

• A printed and assembled game board
• A die
• Game pieces (use coins, buttons, or any small object)

How to Play:

• Each player places their token at the starting position.
• Players take turns rolling the die and moving forward that many spaces.
• The player must complete a task based on the number they rolled:

1 – Say the device + what it’s used for: This is a webcam. It’s used for video calls.
2 – Spell the device
3 – Say it 10 times fast
4 – Sing it
5 – Spell it backward
6 – Whisper it or say it in a robot voice!
The first player to reach the end of the path wins!

Ideas for Different Levels:

• Beginner: Simply name the device.
• Advanced: Use it in a sentence, describe how it works, or ask another player a question about it.

Perfect for classrooms, homeschooling, and ESL learners of all levels!