Battleships, ready to print. The top grid is your fleet, the
bottom one is where you mark your shots.
Save image gives you two boards, enough for one game. They come
out as a single strip, so cut along the dashes and take one each.
How to play
Draw your fleet on the top grid. The shapes at the foot of
the board show what you get: one ship of four squares, two
of three, three of two and four single squares.
Ships lie straight across or straight down, never
diagonally, and no two ships may touch, not even corner to
corner.
Take turns calling out a square, like B7. The pictures
above the letters are there for when the letters sound
alike: say “grape seven” and nobody has to
ask whether you meant G or J.
On the bottom grid mark what came back: a cross for a hit,
a dot for a miss.
Say when one of your ships goes down, and cross it off the
shapes at the foot of your board. Whoever sinks the other
fleet first wins.