Bigger, Better, the Best! Comparative and Superlative Battleships
Students build sentences about family, friends and school using comparative and superlative adjectives. Each hit means saying a full sentence correctly.
A free Battleships Game for Teens at CEFR A2 level. Topic: comparative and superlative adjectives.
Grammar focus: comparative and superlative adjectives
Grid rows
- I
- My brother
- Our teacher
- My best friend
- We
- The twins
Grid columns
- this year
- in the morning
- at weekends
- at school
- in winter
- on sports day
Vocabulary
- tall
- taller
- slow
- slower
- happy
- happiest
- quiet
- quieter
- lazy
- lazier
- fast
- faster
- fastest
- strong
- stronger
- strongest
- noisy
- noisier
- noisiest
- relaxed
- more relaxed
- popular
- more popular
- most popular
- grumpy
- grumpier
- excited
- most excited
- strict
- stricter
- cheerful
- more cheerful
- busy
- busier
- busiest
- funny
- funniest
- big
- biggest
- loud
Printable worksheet
This Battleships Game comes with a free printable worksheet: 2 parts for students to do after the game, and an answer key for the teacher. It prints at three levels (Support, Core and Challenge); this is the Core sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.
What's on the worksheet
- Play Battleships on paper · Draw 3 ships on your grid: one of 3 squares and two of 2 squares. Don't show your partner. To fire, say a full sentence. Your partner says hit or miss.
- Practise: comparative and superlative adjectives · Write the verb in the right form.
Part 1: Play Battleships on paper
Draw 3 ships on your grid: one of 3 squares and two of 2 squares. Don't show your partner. To fire, say a full sentence. Your partner says hit or miss.