Sports Habits Battleships: Who Plays What and When?
Students build present simple sentences about sports and sports personalities by combining a subject, a verb phrase and a time or place. Each sentence practises the target sports and character words. A few sentences use 'slowly' to link to the topic.
A free Battleships Game for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: slow.
Grammar focus: slow
Grid rows
- I
- My best friend
- Our PE teacher
- We
- My cousins
- The team captain
Grid columns
- after school
- at weekends
- every winter
- every summer
- on Fridays
- at the sports centre
Vocabulary
- sporty
- fast
- strong
- weak
- respectful
- disrespectful
- kind
- unkind
- vain
- humble
- football
- basketball
- hockey
- rugby
- cricket
- taekwondo
- cycling
- swimming
- chess
- MMA
- judo
- karate
- BMX
- boxing
- BJJ
- athletics
- aerobics
- climbing
- volleyball
- skiing
- sailing
- mountain biking
- padel
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 Challenge 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.
- Build the sentence · Use the words to write a full sentence.
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.