Play has great importance and effectiveness as an educational strategy. In this context, the use of games is a fundamental element of playfulness. Thus, the present dissertation aims to present an Educational Product, which is sustainable from a budgetary point of view and which can be carried out by the teacher even with few resources, regardless of institutional or financial support, taking into account the precarious reality of a significant part of the Brazilian public schools. Furthermore, it attempts to demonstrate, through bibliographical survey and debate between the works, that ludic is a language that works and that playing in History is something serious. Besides that, proving that the game is an important means of cooperation, participation, student protagonism and engagement, as by its very nature, it leads to participation, socialization and involvement, making it possible to evaluate the students from this perspective, breaking with systems solely focused on evaluation practices based on the quantification of numerical scales and grades. In this way, the playful proposal, in this case under discussion, is based on a physical board game with questions and answers, projected through a datashow, that work with written history content, but also image content, with themes from the 20th and 21st centuries. , which is entitled History and Image.