Battle Deck Level 1/Level 2 Box Set

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Battle Eggs is the Spelling and Phonics Card Game that everyone wants to play!

Battle Eggs is the amazing new EFL card game with incredible potential for teaching English. Not only do kids love collecting Pet Cards and using them in battles, but the more they play, the more they learn.

When Pet Cards are used together with Battle Decks, shapes, colors, hobbies, spelling, and phonics are just a few of the many things learned when playing Battle Eggs. This simple, yet exciting game is also a great curriculum resource! If students play at home with friends and family members, you’re sure to see progress in no time at all.

Battle Deck Vocabulary List

Vocabulary Words in Battle Deck Level 1

Words with a short “A” vowel sound: bag, fan, hat, sad, map, cat, gas

Words with a short “E” vowel sound: ten, bell, net, jet, leg, pen, web

Words with a short “I” vowel sound: big, sit, kid, wig, lips, dip, pig

Words with a short “O” vowel sound: pot, log, mop, box, hot, dog, fox

Words with a short “U” vowel sound: bus, sun, bug, cut, mud, nut, run

Vocabulary Words in Battle Deck Level 2

Words with a long”A” vowel sound: gate, safe, wait, rain, play, bake, game

Words with a long”E” vowel sound: leaf, feet, meet, tree, seed, read, key

Words with a long”I” vowel sound: kite, fly, ride, hike, dive, pie, tie

Words with a long”O” vowel sound: snow, goat, nose, cone, open, home, road

Words with a long”U” vowel sound: new, pool, ruler, blue, tube, cute, zoo

Battle Eggs in Battle Decks Level 1 and Level 2

Lowest PPP Battle

The player who draws the Pet Card with the lowest PPP is the winner.

*Optional: Modify the PPP based on the color, shapes, emotions, or weather at the bottom of the card before comparing PPP.

Choose a Pet Battle

Each player draws two Pet Cards. Choose one to use in the battle and discard the other. The Pet Card with the highest PPP wins.

*Optional: Modify the PPP based on the color, shapes, emotions, or weather at the bottom of the card before comparing PPP.

Weather Battle

Player battle using the Pet Weather Power.

Snowy beats sunny

Sunny beats windy

Windy beats snowy

Double Pet Battle

Each player draws two Pet Cards and combine their PPP. The player with the highest combined PPP wins.

*Optional: Modify the PPP based on the color, shapes, emotions, or weather at the bottom of the card before adding and comparing PPP.

Battle Eggs is more than just a card game. It’s a learn-through-play tool!

One of the most important elements of learning English is repetition to master new vocabulary, phonics, and spelling. Another key point is to make learning fun and keep students motivated. Battle Eggs was created specifically to do these two things. Best of all, it can be played anywhere with anyone, regardless of English ability, and players will instantly discover their weaknesses and work harder to improve them to prevent losing valuable points in the game. The more they play Battle Eggs, the faster their English ability will improve, leading to increased confidence to communicate in English.

How to play Battle Eggs

The concept of Battle Eggs is incredibly simple. For each player’s turn, draw a card from the Battle Deck in the middle of the table and ask a question about the card to the player on the left. If that player can answer the question, they get to keep the card (and its points).

If the player makes a mistake, however, all players get to have a Pet Battle to win the card. You can read the complete rules here or check out this how-to-play video.