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BATTLEHSIP-FOOD/LIKES AND DISKLIKES

BATTLESHIP GAME ABOUT LIKES AND DISLIKES WHERE STUDENTS PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH DO AND DOES.. AND VOCABULARY ABOUT FOOD.

Battles from Naruto

I love creating teaching materials based on Naruto:) This worksheet will help your students to learn the rule about building comparative and superlative forms from "good" and "bad". If your student doesn't want to compare the characters chosen by me, suggest the others from the scenes. You can also use this worksheet to describe the characters and discuss the scenes. Have fun!

Battleship

Battleship for practicing "Look at~" and "It looks~". It's themed for Japanese festivals but I think the format is easily adaptable to any topic/two grammar points.

Battleship

A drill to improve grammar skills on Past simple or Past continuous. A drill to improve grammar skills on Past simple or Past continuous.A drill to improve grammar skills on Past simple or Past continuous.

Battleship

It is a game to practise WAS and WERE interrogative form.

Battleship

This activity allows students to practice asking Yes/No questionsStudents make pairs Students draw 4 ships in their section. - small: 1 box - medium: 2 boxes - large: 3 boxes - extra large: 4 boxes(They should hide their papers from their partners) Then they take turns asking questions to try to sink each other's ships. The first student to find all of their partner's ships is the winner.This is a good warm up activity. Questions can be changed according to the topic. This worksheet was used for the new year / back to school.

Battleship

Battleship

Battleship

Battleship game for an elementary level to practice answering and asking using action verbs.Also fun activity.Plese review all verbs and how to ask and answer.

Battleship

"Battleship for practicing ""Look at~"" and ""It looks~"". It's themed for Japanese festivals but I think the format is easily adaptable to any topic/two grammar points."

Battleship

present continuous

Battleship - days of the week

This a game to practice the days of the week and some daily activities with young children. It is also helpful to reviews subject pronouns and the present simple. But instead of ships, I used flowers.

Battleship - Do you questions

A classical paper game battleship for 2 players except when you want to shoot you need to ask a ´Do you´ question according to the field you want to aim at.ex: Do you drink lemonade?the other student answers ´yes´ if there is a ship on this field, or ´no´ if there isn´t anyon the second picture there is a blueprint of battleships that students should draw on there worksheetsit is rather an idea than a printable worksheet and you can use any words or verbs you are currently practicing with your class

Battleship - Do you questions

A classical paper game battleship for 2 players except when you want to shoot you need to ask a ´Do you´ question according to the field you want to aim at.ex: Do you drink lemonade? the other student answers ´yes´ if there is a ship on this field, or ´no´ if there isn´t any on the second picture there is a blueprint of battleships that students should draw on there worksheetsit is rather an idea than a printable worksheet and you can use any words or verbs you are currently practicing with your class

Battleship Days and Times

To practise days of the week and telling the time + prepositions on, at

battleship food

The present printable, downloadable handout is best suited for elementary school students at Elementary (A1) level. It is a useful material for revising food vocabulary in English, and is excellent for working on your pupils' Listening and Speaking skills. It centers around the topic and words of Ability.

battleship food and pets

The present printable, downloadable handout is best suited for elementary school students at Elementary (A1) level. It is a useful material for revising food and pets vocabulary in English, and is excellent for working on your pupils' Listening and Speaking skills. It centers around the topic and words of Ability.

Battleship game

Pair work/ Preparation:Ss should hide own their ships on the grid.One student guesses where the partner's battleships are hidden by asking (who)(frequency) (active verb) eg. Does William always walk a dog?/ Yes, he does or No, he doesn't. If the ship is hidden on the gird, the other student should say Yes,~ otherwise, No~

Battleship Game - Verb to Be

Students practice using the verb to be in the present tense while playing a version of the classic Battleship game

Battleship game draft

Battleship game to drill Prepositions, to be, there is/there are

this worksheet helps you to drill Prepositions, to be, there is/there are. the one field is for you (or Student 1)and the other one is for a student (Student 2). let them fill some squares. the rivals shouldn't see the oponent's field! let them start like: Is a bulldog in the box? Yes. it is/no, it isn'toris there tom and gerry on the box? Yes, they are/ No, they aren'tyou're welcome

Battleship -Have Got + Family Members

Replace the family members in french with your language. You can play with the pupils or they can play in groups (mine love trying to sink my boats to receive sweets)

Battleship or beginners - verb to be

This is a simplified version of battleship for children to practice the present tense of the verb to be in the affirmative and negative. They should already know a little bit of vocabulary (descriptions, activities) and have learned the present tense forms of the verb to be before playing the game. The goal is to elicit the correct form of the verb. The vertical column corresponds to the subject pronouns and the horizontal to the complement. The students must make a correct sentence including the verb to be (Ex: [vertical] HE + [horizontal [NOT TALL] = HE IS NOT TALL). Since young students may not know the game Battleship or it may be a bit complex, I just gave them a bunch of ship pictures (included) so they could put on the boards as they pleased. If the partner called an en empty box, we said EMPTY, if there was a ship there, we said SUNK. It took my 7 year-olds a little bit of time to get it, so just mimic the game several times.

Battleship Past Simple Past Continuous

This is a speaking exercise focused on Past Simple and Continuous that I use with teens at around A2 level. It works both as a one-on-one resource (I draw the ships on my paper and ask the student to guess where they are) or in a group class.

Battleship Past Simple Past Continuous

This is a speaking exercise focused on Past Simple and Continuous that I use with teens at around A2 level. It works both as a one-on-one resource (I draw the ships on my paper and ask the student to guess where they are) or in a group class.