🎯 Game Setup & Rules

1. How many students should be in each team for this board game?

2-3 students

4-5 students

6-8 students

10+ students

2. What materials will you need for Station 3: Boston Tea Party Challenge? (Check all that apply)

Tea bags or brown paper "tea"

Large container labeled "Boston Harbor"

Timer

Costumes or props

Question cards about taxation

3. Teams move around the board by:

Rolling a dice

Completing challenges successfully

Drawing movement cards

Teacher's choice

4. What is the main learning objective of this board game?

Students will analyze key _____________ and _____________ of the American Revolution through _____________ activities and _____________.

🏛️ Station Activities Planning

5. Station 1: "Taxation Without Representation" - Describe an activity that encourages students to debate the implications of taxation without representation.

6. Station 2: "Meet the Patriots" - Identify three important figures and explain their contributions to the American Revolution:

a) _________________________

b) _________________________

c) _________________________

7. Station 4: "Lexington and Concord" - Create a quick physical challenge that symbolizes "The Shot Heard Round the World" and discuss its significance.

8. Station 5: "Declaration of Independence" - What collaborative project could teams undertake to reinterpret the Declaration's key ideas in today's context?

Rewrite the Declaration in modern language

Create a poster of key ideas

Act out the signing ceremony

All of the above