B2 First Certificate - Part 2 Speaking - ESL game
To get a high score in the Cambridge B2 First speaking exam, candidates should be able to make comparisons, speculate and use a range of cohesive devices. This game helps them to develop these skills whilst having fun competing with each other. Get your ESL students comparing, contrasting and specuating their way to exam success!
Included in the PDF:
- Game board.
- Easy to follow instructions.
Just download, print and get teaching!
If you'd like realistic practice questions and more activities to help your students master part 2, download the full lesson plan.
The Board Game
Students race against the clock to come up with comparative and speculative sentences. As they move around the board, they speak about different topics, winning points for good FCE part 2 sentences. Students love the competitive element of this game and the key language boxes help them to compare, contrast and speculate with ease. Makes part 2 a doddle!
File Format
The instructions and game materials are PDF files which print at A4 size. These files can be easily blown up to A3 if you prefer. They can also be displayed on screens or interactive whiteboards. Each game we make is black and white for effective, inexpensive photocopying.
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