Battleship-introductory questions-any level- good review

[sonya]

Again, I got this from somebody who posted all their camp stuff but I can't find the original link...but thought it was a great game to use at camp!

I put the sheets in a plastic sleeve so students could just use a marker to mark their answers and then clean them off at the end so I can re-use them!

Sonya

[JC49]

www.eatyourkimchi.com

this is the the website link ,fyi everybody.

[sonya]

Thanks for the link and kudos to eatyourkimchi!

[panurge]

Here's a battleship-type game that can be used for a whole-class speaking activity with middle school students.  Students raise their hand and ask 'yes' or 'no' questions according to information provided on the grid to try to find and sink the ships.  Teacher should just tap each square to reveal a hit or a miss, the 'yes' or 'no' part doesn't really matter.  There are sound/graphic effects so the kids get into it.  It may take a minute to get them to understand exactly how to play, but after a bit they should get the hang of it.  The grid can be changed to suit your vocab review or question format practice needs.
Hope this helps someone!

[incognito84]

www.eatyourkimchi.com

this is the the website link ,fyi everybody.

Thanks for this.

Nice looking website, too!

[nakdong]

thanks panurge, thats a good one

[panurge]

Here's the sinkmyships.ppt again, as requested by chadpipe.  Hope this one opens for you.  I use Openoffice Impress to open this file: http://www.openoffice.org/ (free and easy to download) One thing to remember, you may need to go into 'slide show settings' and under 'options' uncheck the box for 'change slides by clicking on background' so that you don't accidentally lose the grid by touching the wrong surface.  Also, some sounds don't seem to save properly, so add them as you like.  Hope this helps.

[JenniferTeacher]

www.eatyourkimchi.com

this is the the website link ,fyi everybody.

Fab website, thanks for posting! It's good to see the lesson in action!