This poem was very hard to follow but after I thought about it ANYBODY could understand what it means if you know what I mean. Nobody could have done what anybody could but no one did it.
History/ Overview: Started out as a paper and pencil game during WWI
Became a board game in 1967 when Milton Bradley released it
Different variations of the game have been played throughout Europe throughout the 19th century
The game is so popular that it has been reproduced electronically for many different consoles
Description Each Player has two 10 x 10 boards in front of them one for there battleships and one for there guesses or “attacks”
The objective is to strategically place “shots” onto the enemies ships and the winner is the first player to eliminate the other players ships
Price You can purchase this game for $30 at a retail store
Play Time Play time is usually 10-30 minutes
Targeted Audience Playing age for this game is 5 and up because it is very easy to play
Game Critiques If i were to fix one thing in the game i would make one more ship to challenge the players more other then that it is a great game that has been played for many years
Q: Should schools enable students to use their personal devices in the classroom?
A: Yes they should, technology is taking over the world and it is more efficient then hand writing notes. A con to allowing devices in the classroom is that students could look up inappropriate things or use the device for non school related things