Cycle 1 Historyopoly Board Game

Step into the past with this engaging and educational history-themed board game where players buy, trade, and own famous historical events! Perfect for families, homeschoolers, educators, and history lovers, this Monopoly-style game is a great way to review the Cycle 1 history!

This game includes ALL of the historical events from Cycle 1 history in Classical homeschooling. For example, some of the historical events are: The British North America Act of 1867, Prince Henry of Portugal, The Kush, Japan’s Heian Period, and The Romans.

How to Play:

• Roll a die and move through key moments in history.
• Land on a historical event- recite the corresponding history sentence to claim it as your own!
• Watch out for Discovery cards- special cards that can help or hinder your journey through history!
• Be the player with the most wealth and influence to win the game!

What's Included:

• Beautifully designed game board featuring ALL of the Cycle 1 historical events (comes in two sizes: 15 x 20 inch and 8.5 by 11 inch)
• 28 different Discovery Cards
• Historical currency
• Historical flag markers
• Historical game markers representing different eras (scrolls, globes, ships, etc.)
• This game is PERFECT for learning about and reviewing Cycle 1 history!
  

*Die not included. I recommend using a die from another board game that you own.

Frequently Asked Questions:

• How is it different from regular Monopoly?
  • The gameplay is similar in structure (rolling die, buying spaces, collecting rewards), but all the content is focused on Cycle 1 history review. If you love Monopoly, you'll love this game!
• What ages is this game best for?
  • It works well for kids in Foundations (ages 4–12), though older siblings and parents often have fun playing too! You can adapt the difficulty based on your child’s age.
• How do I print and assemble the game?
  • The PDF includes easy-to-follow instructions. You can print the game board at home (on regular or cardstock paper) or as a larger size at Fedex or Office Depot, cut out the cards and money, and use common household items as playing pieces—or print the included ones.
• Can I laminate the pieces for durability?
  • Absolutely! Laminating the board and cards is a great way to keep the game sturdy for repeated use.
• Do I need anything extra to play?
  • Just dice and player pieces (or use the printable ones provided), and maybe a folder or box to keep everything organized.
• Is this a physical product?
  • No, this is a digital download. You’ll receive a PDF you can print at home—no physical product will be shipped.