My Roman Empire: Board Game & Info Pack - Social Studies, Early Societies Gr 4
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Product DescriptionCome on Six! Students will have a blast learning about Ancient Greece, Ancient Egypt, Ancient China and Ancient Rome with these FOUR "Monopoly-Style" Board Games & Info Packs, Plus Project Outline! Product DescriptionThese resources are aligned with the 2018 Social Studies curPrice $5.99Original Price $7.96Save $1.97
Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner! Students will have a blast learning about Ancient Greece, Ancient Egypt, Ancient China and Ancient Rome Plus the Political and Physical Regions of Canada with these SIX Board Games & Info Packs, Plus Project Outlines.These resources are aligned with the 2018 SociaPrice $7.99Original Price $15.94Save $7.95
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Product Description
Come on Six!
Students will have a blast learning about Ancient Rome with this "Monopoly-Style" Board Game & Info Pack.
Product Description
This resource is aligned with the 2018 Social Studies curriculum document - Grade 4, Unit 1: Early Societies to 1500 CE.
What's Included:
- Downloadable Board Game
- Game Pieces
- Play Money
- Info Cards (Ancient Rome). Can be perfectly displayed via Smart Board - Historical Timeline, Daily Life, Emperors, Hannibal, Geography, Religion, Education, Food/Clothing & Fun Facts!
Game Instructions
This is a 2-4 Player Game. Each player begins with four 5 dollar bills, four 10 dollar bills, four 20 dollar bills, four 50 dollar bills and four 100 dollar bills.
To start the game each player will roll the dice. Whoever gets the highest number will begin. Players will then take turns moving in a clockwise direction around the game board. Reading the space they have landed on, they will either receive money, or loose money.
If a player is unable to pay the money requested, they are out of the game. The winner is the last player left with money. If a time limit has been set, the player with the most money at the end will win.
Check back for more on the Early Societies Game and Info Pack (Ancient China, Ancient Greece, Ancient Egypt)
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