'I have, who has?' Road to Revolution Game
Tina Marie Green
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6th - 11th, Homeschool
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Tina Marie Green
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My students loved this. We used this as a review the day before a quiz and I think it really helped my students! Great Resource.
Description
This game includes 36 cards for your students to play 'I Have, Who Has?' with terms and concepts on the road and lead up to the American Revolution.
Terms include:
Tea Act
Great Britain
To Quarter
Loyalists
Tax
Debt
Declaration of Independence
French and Indian War
Monarchy
Tar and Feather
Townshend Acts
King George III
John Hancock
Boston Tea Party
Parliament
Delegate
Stamp Act
Boycott
Intolerable Acts
Thomas Jefferson
First Continental Congress
Lobsterbacks
The Boston Massacre
The Proclamation of 1763
Revolution
Patriots
Sugar Act
“No Taxation without Representation”
John Adams
Tariff
Committees of Correspondence
Sons of Liberty
Benjamin Franklin
Second Continental Congress
Crispus Attucks
Sam Adams
I play these games multiple times with my students - the first time they may require their notes or help from a peer, however with more practice they get quicker and challenge themselves to get faster each time! This is a fun way for your students to review all the important people and terms from this unit!
Terms include:
Tea Act
Great Britain
To Quarter
Loyalists
Tax
Debt
Declaration of Independence
French and Indian War
Monarchy
Tar and Feather
Townshend Acts
King George III
John Hancock
Boston Tea Party
Parliament
Delegate
Stamp Act
Boycott
Intolerable Acts
Thomas Jefferson
First Continental Congress
Lobsterbacks
The Boston Massacre
The Proclamation of 1763
Revolution
Patriots
Sugar Act
“No Taxation without Representation”
John Adams
Tariff
Committees of Correspondence
Sons of Liberty
Benjamin Franklin
Second Continental Congress
Crispus Attucks
Sam Adams
I play these games multiple times with my students - the first time they may require their notes or help from a peer, however with more practice they get quicker and challenge themselves to get faster each time! This is a fun way for your students to review all the important people and terms from this unit!
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