Roll and Give Advice
Give advice for 28 everyday problems, from lost keys and heavy bags to noisy neighbours and new hobbies. This A2 board practises should/shouldn't with open responses rather than a single prescribed solution.
What’s in the worksheet?
- 28 task squares on a printable route
- Not needed - open speaking responses
Produce relevant advice with a modal and base verb.
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A simple way to teach it
Before the lesson
Supply one board, a die and counters per small group.
- Model the messy-room problem and show that another sensible suggestion can also be correct.
- The player reads the problem aloud before advising; peers check the language and whether the suggestion addresses that problem.
- Discuss two contrasting suggestions after play and ask learners to add a reason for each.
Support and extension
There is no fixed answer key because circumstances and opinions vary. Avoid marking advice wrong simply because another player prefers a different practical solution.
Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.
