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Unit Study: French Revolution + Free Storming the Bastille Game

October 23, 2022 | 16 Comments
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This French Revolution board game is so much fun. Also, you’ll love grabbing more ideas for history games on my page.

Unit Study: French Revolution + Free Storming the Bastille Game

Plodding along, we have started out next unit study which is the French Revolution. 

Mr. Awesome needs to cover some more European history during his high school years and so this a great topic to cover for older kids.

French Revolution Homeschool Unit Study

Too, sickness has hit our family early and everybody has had a touch of the crud this whole week. Crazy that we all get sick at the same time.

Playing the French Revolution Game

So knowing that the French Revolution is not a topic exactly easy to explain to younger children and because all of us are still recovering from the coughing junk,  I made a board game about the French Revolution that they both could play.

This way they both have an introduction to this time period.

I can’t pry them away from the fireplace when they play games either.

I guess they think the ultimate luxury for at home learning is sitting by the fireplace because that is their go to place (even in the summer). I give up and let them play where they want to now.

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About the French Revolution Board Game

Just to let you know I made the game really big.

However, you can print it on regular size paper or print it poster size (4 separate pages under your print settings).

We printed it on regular size paper because I can’t store anything now

By making it large, I could print it on 4 pages when we decided to play again.

Normally, I like to start our unit studies with a real aloud from books written about that time period like A Tale of Two Cities or Les Miserables.

But again, my time has been short lately, so I have found a nice abridged audio reading of A Tale of Two Cities that the boys could listen to.

Click here to listen Charles Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities.“

The boys can’t miss hearing the popular phrase: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times,  . . .” I love the whole opening paragraph of that book.

Also, you’ll love these other fun history games.

More Fun History Games

  • The Geronimo Stilton Book Fourth Journey Fun Egypt Game
  • 7 Super Fun History Games to Bring the Past to Life
  • Free Ancient Egypt Mehen Printable Board Game (Hands-on History)
  • Free Ancient Greece Go Fish Game – Ancient Greece Unit Study
  • 13 Free and Fun BEST Printable History Board Game
  • Easy Hands-on Fun Ancient Greek Games for Kids DIY Knucklebones

Other French Revolution Resources

  • French Revolution Lapbook–Finalized!
  • French Revolution Minibooks
  • Free Printable Minibook–Timeline of Events Leading Up to the French Revolution
Unit Study: French Revolution + Free Storming the Bastille Game

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  1. Colleen says

    November 3, 2015 at 4:39 am

    Thank you so very much for sharing your wonderful games. They make history alive and much more fun for my children to interact with.

    Reply
    • Tina Robertson says

      November 11, 2015 at 11:30 am

      You are very welcome Colleen 🙂 We do love interactive history!!

      Reply
  2. virginie says

    October 26, 2014 at 2:13 pm

    very original! you ave very creative. impressive!:) well done

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    • Tina Robertson says

      November 7, 2014 at 7:13 am

      Hi Virginie,

      {blushing} Thank you and I hope you and your crew can use it. Thank you for being here!

      Reply
  3. Lu says

    December 7, 2013 at 1:37 pm

    Thank you very much for making this game board available. My kids and I like your ideas. Keep up the great work. Also, we study the bible with your bible information. Thanks again

    Reply
    • Tina Robertson says

      December 9, 2013 at 9:20 am

      Hi Lu,

      Well welcome here!! You are so welcome for it! And love knowing we share the love of the same Bible information ;o)

      Reply
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