Action Verb Charades | Present Continuous Tense Miming Board Game

Playing charades is the best way to use total physical response to practice identifying ACTION VERBS in the present continuous/progressive tense. In this simple activity students advance on the game board and pick a card to mime while their classmates guess which verbs they are acting out.

Get your students up, moving, and laughing with this printable Mime It! Charades Board Game!
Perfect for ELA, ESL, and EFL learners, this interactive game combines movement and language skills in a fun and engaging way. Students take turns drawing cards, acting out the actions silently, and letting teammates guess what they’re doing. It’s a great way to build vocabulary, encourage speaking and listening, and add energy to your classroom routine.

What’s Included:

• 1 Game Board (Full Color)
  Prints on two 8.5 x 11" sheets. Just print, laminate, and tape together for a sturdy board.
• 48 Charades Action Cards
  Fun, age-appropriate prompts like "You are reading a magazine" or "You are blowing out birthday candles."
• Game Markers
  Themed tokens for players to move along the board.
• Directions
  Simple instructions for teachers and students.

How to Play:
Students take turns picking a card and silently acting out the action. If their teammates guess correctly, they roll a dice (not included) and move their token forward on the board. First one to the end wins!