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If playing SOL-opoly on the gameboard, students select a playing piece. If playing on an overhead each team selects a color or transparency game piece for play. Roll the die to determine who goes first. First player rolls the die and moves that many spaces. The card for that property is worth a particular number of points. The teacher asks the student a question and if the response is correct the student receives that many points and the card for that property. If they are incorrect they return to their previous space. If they have received the card for that property, each time someone now lands on that space they are asked a question and if they are correct they receive the amount of points that property is worth but if they miss that question the property owner has the opportunity to respond and if correct receives the points. When a player lands on a Community Chest or Chance space they draw the corresponding card and respond accordingly. Each time a player passes the Old Dominion space they receive 50 points. Play continues until all properties are owned or until someone has more than 400 points.

OCEAN AVENUE PRODUCER WAY GEOGRAPHY CONTINENT COURT

HEMISPHERE PLACE1 ST AMERICAN FREEWAY COMMUNITY CHEST

ADAPTATION ALLEYREGION ROAD MAP ROW HISTORY

ECONOMICS DRIVE GLOBE CIRCLE CHANCE CARD

EUROPEAN BOULEVARD EXPLORATION HIGHWAY RESOURCES ROAD ECONOMICS

GOVERNMENT DRIVE TRAVEL LANE COMMUNITY CHEST

PRINCIPLE EXPRESSWAY AMERICAN WAY COMMUNITY COURT

Right side middle CONSUMER CIRCLECHANGE DRIVE CHANCE CARD

CONTINENT COURT OCEAN AVENUE HEMISPHERE PLACE FIRST AMERICAN FREEWAY REGION ROADADAPTATION ALLEY 25 POINTS 50 POINTS

MAP ROW GLOBE CIRCLE RESOURCES ROAD ECONOMICS DRIVE COMMUNITY COURT CHANGE DRIVE 5 POINTS 10 POINTS

EUROPEAN BOULEVARD EXPLORATION HIGHWAY GOVERNMENT DRIVE PRINCIPLE EXPRESSWAY AMERICAN WAY 25 POINTS TRAVEL LANE 25 POINTS 50 POINTS

CONSUMER CIRCLEPRODUCER WAY 10 POINTS

COMMUNITY CHEST Storm at sea. Lose one turn. Buffalo hunt fails. Move back one space Pueblo Indians have a plentiful harvest. Move ahead one space. New inventions lead to changes. Move ahead 2 spaces. Ponce de Leon lands in Florida. Move ahead 3 spaces. Ships are blown off course. Lose a turn. Cartier gives France a North American claim. Take an extra turn. Little rainfall in the Southwest. Move back 3 spaces. Powhatans suffer a cold winter. Move back 2 spaces. Producers make goods. Take an extra turn. Savings are depleted. Go back 4 spaces. Newport makes additional voyages to Jamestown. Move ahead 4 spaces.

COMMUNITY CHEST People adapt to their environment. Go ahead 2 spaces. Nothing to barter. Go back 2 spaces. Big harvest for Powhatan Indians. Move ahead 3 spaces. Little crops this year. Go back 3 spaces. Great Wall of China is stormed. Lose a turn. Jefferson writes the Declaration of Independence. Take an extra turn. Susan B. Anthony fights for women’s rights. Go ahead 4 spaces. George Washington provides strong leadership. Take an extra turn. There is a scarcity of resources. Lose a turn. Nile River fails to flood. Go back 4 spaces. George Washington Carver develops uses for peanuts. Move ahead one space. People fail to vote in an election. Move back one space.

CHANCE CARD Someone forgets to be a good citizen. Lose a turn. Martin Luther King, Jr. works for equality for all. Move ahead one space. Silk worms stop making silk. Move back one space. Jackie Robinson becomes first African American in major leagues. Take an extra turn. Pyramids are robbed. Lose a turn. Hieroglyphics hard to read. Move back 3 spaces. Rosa Parks refuses to give up her seat on the bus. Move ahead 3 spaces. Ancient Greek building falls to ruins. Go back 4 spaces. Abraham Lincoln helps free slaves. Go ahead 4 spaces. Olympics canceled due to rain. Lose a turn. Thurgood Marshall becomes first African American on Supreme Court. Take an extra turn. Helen Keller helps other deaf and blind people. Take an extra turn.

CHANCE CARD Government protects people’s rights and property. Move ahead four spaces. Pocahontas is helper to settlers at Jamestown. Move ahead one space. Too many wants. Lose a turn. Betsy Ross misses a stitch on the flag. Move back one space. Americans are patriotic. Move ahead two spaces. Someone forgets to follow a rule. Move back two spaces. Citizens say the Pledge of Allegiance to show respect for flag and country. Take an extra turn. We are united as Americans by basic principles. Move ahead 3 spaces. Producer runs out of goods. Go back four spaces. Someone doesn’t wait to take their turn. Move back 3 spaces. Greece is birthplace of democracy. Take an extra turn. People can’t have all goods and services they want. Lose a turn.

CONSUMER CIRCLE GEOGRAPHY CONTINENT COURT ADAPTATION ALLEY REGION ROAD MAP ROW HISTORY OCEAN AVENUE GLOBE CIRCLE ECONOMICS DRIVE RESOURCES ROAD PRODUCER WAY CHANGE DRIVE COMMUNITY COURT 1 ST AMERICAN FREEWAY AMERICAN WAY PRINCIPLE EXPRESSWAY GOVERNMENT DRIVE TRAVEL LANEEXPLORATION HIGHWAY EUROPEAN BOULEVARD HEMISPHERE PLACE ECONOMICS COMMUNITY CHEST CHANCE CARDS