French Revolution Unit Plan Bundle
An amazing set of ready-to-teach resources and daily lesson plans for middle school or high school World History classrooms.
This bundle has 30+ interactive resources for a complete unit on the French Revolution and Napoleon, from the Estates-General and the storming of the Bastille through the Reign of Terror and Napoleon's rise and fall.
Students host a French Revolution dinner party, compare the Declaration of Independence with the Declaration of the Rights of Man, and analyze how people resisted during the Revolution.
All of the following resources are included in the zip file download:
- "Magic portrait" flipped classroom lesson on the Revolution's key figures
- A digital interactive notebook set of activities for Google Drive
- A complete set of interactive notebook foldables
- 9-page unit packet with a timeline, map, people, & more
- Primary source comparison of the Declaration of Independence & Declaration of the Rights of Man
- Reading and interactive notebook page on the guillotine
- Lesson analyzing resistance during the Revolution
- French Revolution Dinner Party Project
- Lesson on the rise and fall of Napoleon
PLUS you also get a mapping activity, readings, review games, and assessment options for the unit.
Best of all, there are detailed lesson plans for every day of the unit! Each one includes lesson objectives, how to structure the class, links to videos, Google Docs, and more, so your entire unit is planned out for you.
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Here are some reviews from teachers who have used this in their classrooms:
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"Excellent resources and activities. Perfect for supplementing assignments in my French Revolution unit. The students really took to this work." - Desmond R.
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"Students of History slay the beast of Ignorance with every purchase. Use their resources every year and have never had anything but engaging and epic lessons!" - Christopher T.
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"This resource was super helpful to teach the French Revolution!" - Mrs. Quick
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"It can seem overwhelming at first when you open up the folder and there is a lot of files staring back at you - but don't freak out! Everything is in one spot and laid out in a way that flows and is quick to access. The provided lesson plan is great for using as a framework for your own lesson planning and includes suggested videos and extension activities. You don't want to use everything provided, if you do that, one unit could take an entire year; but there is so much there it's easy to pick and choose the things you want to use and integrate them into your state/district specific requirements (like reading the textbook)." - Kimberly A.
