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.

**Please note: These are digital files, no physical product will be shipped**

©2025 Devoted to Littles. Some elements used in this game were created using Canva Pro templates.  This game is for personal use only.  Please do not distribute these digital files or printed documents for commercial purposes or share them with third parties.  You do not have permission to extract portions of these resources to include in other creations for distribution or sale.  Thank you for respecting these copyright terms. 

*DEVOTED TO LITTLES IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH OTHER CLASSICAL CURRICULUM

This game is designed to complement the memory work presented in classical education programs and are not affiliated with, approved, or endorsed by any classical education organization, including Classical Conversations.  For official materials, please refer to the respective classical education organization’s website.