I wanted to give you my next minibooks on our French Revolution Unit Study. Also, look at my page French Revolution 1789 – 1799 Unit Study & Lapbook.
We have been milking this unit study out a bit because of the reading involved and I have been doing some more packing for our move too.
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So today, I have minibooks 6 and 7 ready which are minibooks on Queen Marie Antoinette and King Louis XVI.
Because there is an abundance of information about these famous historical characters, I didn’t add any information about them.
This is a pretty easy research project for even your middleschooler.
So now, at this point, we have 7 mini books and I think I can squeeze into a few more. We need something about Napoleon Bonaparte too. So download the minibooks below.
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French Revolution Lapbook Minibooks
Next, look at the minibooks which come in this free download.
- Beethoven and the Revolution
- The Guillotine – The French Terror
- Timeline of Events Leading up the French Revolution
- 3 Estates – French Society
- Causes of the French Revolution layered book
- Queen Marie Antoinette and King Louis XVI
- What is the Directory, What is the Reign of Terror and What is the Sans Culottes
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