Valentine's Day Penalty Shootout
A fun A1 shootout with Valentine's Day words: hearts, roses, cards, chocolate, simple present simple gap-fills, opposites and plurals.
A free Penalty Shootout Quiz Game for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: Valentine's Day.
A team penalty shootout on the class board: read the question, then kick the ball at the right answer in the goal.
Questions
- This shape means love. It is on many cards. What is it?
- Roses on Valentine's Day are often this colour. It is the colour of a strawberry.
- You give this flower on Valentine's Day. It is red and it smells nice.
- You write on it and give it to a friend. It is paper with a heart on the front.
- Finish the words on the card: Happy Valentine's ___!
- This sweet food is brown. It often comes in a heart box.
- My mum ___ (love) red roses.
- The opposite of happy is ___.
- Valentine's Day is on the 14th of this month.
- One heart, two ___.
- She ___ (give) me a card.
- The opposite of love is ___.
- Cupid has a bow and an ___.
- Your friend says, "Thank you for the card!" You say, "You are ___."
- On a Valentine's card, X means a kiss. O means a ___.
Printable worksheet
This Penalty Shootout Quiz Game comes with a free printable worksheet: 3 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 Support sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.
What's on the worksheet
- Safe shot: two choices · Read and circle the right answer.
- Power shot: write it · Write the answer. The first letter is there to help.
- My penalty card · Cover the choices in part 1 with your hand. Tick each question you can still answer. Those are your top corners.
Part 1: Safe shot: two choices
Read and circle the right answer.
- 🤗 On a Valentine's card, X means a kiss. O means a ______. a) hag b) hug
- The opposite of love is ______. a) have b) hate
- 🍫 This sweet food is brown. It often comes in a heart box. a) chocolate b) chocolat