Chroni - Femmes Célèbres

Chroni - Femmes Célèbres is a game of knowledge cards highlighting exceptional exceptional female personalities, often forgotten by forgotten by history. Because it's essential to talk about the women who made their mark time, this game invites you to discover 60 inspiring women, from Pharaoh Queen Hatshepsut in 1450 BC to navigator Ellen MacArthur in 2005. From the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, Marie Curie, to the famous actress Sarah Bernhardt, you'll be immersed in the world of these women women who have contributed to the history of art, science, politics politics and much more. Did you know that Marie Curie is the only to have won two Nobel Prizes in two different scientific subjects? Learn more about these women who overcame the prejudices of their time to shine in their their respective fields. The principle of the game is both simple and fun _awarded a silver medal at the l'épie 2010 competition_, making it an excellent an excellent tool for progressively and durably memorizing and discover their extraordinary achievements, often unknown to the often little-known to the general public. On each turn, players attempt to place one of their cards in the frieze. The aim is to get rid of all your cards by placing them in chronological order.