Block World - The Grammar Battle

Block World - The Grammar Battle

@sofia332

A teacher-led blocky adventure where the whole class answers aloud to learn English pronouns and am, is, are.

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What's new

Version 2,

  • Updated the Present Continuous lessons to match the Grammar Cat teaching model
  • Refreshed the Level 3 screen with new colors and improved grammar guidance

Version 1,

  • Master English grammar in a vibrant block world built for the classroom.
  • Work together to conquer language challenges and progress through the game.

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About Block World - The Grammar Battle

Block World - The Grammar Battle is a free puzzle game made with AI by @sofia332, and you can play it right here in your browser.

Block World: The Grammar Battle is a classroom game set in a sunny, blocky world of riverbanks, leafy trees, stone blocks and scattered flowers. A small team of friends, including a fox companion, invites the class to help restore the light of three crystals and make friends with a golem. The on-screen text is in Russian, and the lessons focus on English grammar.

The game is built for one teacher, one computer and a projector. The teacher makes every click, and the children answer out loud from their seats as a single team. No student devices, microphones or individual turns are needed. Answers are voluntary, and progress is shared by everyone.

The challenges teach English subject pronouns (I, you, he, she, it, we, they) and the forms am, is and are. Speech-bubble tails show who is speaking, highlights show who is being discussed, and group rings show who is included in "we" or "they". Each solved task helps rebuild the world, with bridge, circuit and village repairs along the way.

The pace is entirely up to the teacher, and there are no timers. A simple counter such as "Задание 3 из 7" shows progress without keeping score. If the class needs help, the teacher can choose "Разобрать вместе" to work through the task together. Progress still continues, but the result is labelled differently from a correct answer.