An engaging, effective and very useful game to practice "Telling the Time", refresh "Adverbs of Frecuency" with "Daily Routines".

How to play:

Players take turns rolling two dice (or one die twice), find the corresponding square on the board, and:

• Answer the question "What's the time?" (e.g., It's half past three).

• Practice adverbs of frequency by telling what they always/usually/often/someimes/never do during that time (I usually cook lunch at 12 o'clock. / I often have a bath at 8:45 in the evening. / I never do my homework at 6:15 in the morning, etc.).

• Ask general questions and practice short or full answers (Do you walk the dog at 9:00 in the morning? No, I don't. I usually go to school at 9:00 o'clock.).

• Play 4 in a Row Game, the players take turns choosing the squares on the board and telling the time, if the answer is correct they put X or O (in this case, you don't need to use dice).

• Play True or False game. The first player rolls the dice and makes up a sentence mentioned in a certain square, stating what they usually do or don't do at that time. The other player guesses whether it's true or false. You can prepare simple cards with verbs that need to be practiced in advance, for example: walk the dog - false. The player takes a card and comes up with a false sentence like "I don't walk the dog at 6 o'clock in the evening." The second player guesses if it's true or false. If guessed correctly, they earn a point. They can play to any number of points.

To avoid repeating squares, you can cover them with tokens/buttons/coins.

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