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Timeline Worksheet: April 1, 1973, Project Tiger and a Racing Tigers Board Game

5-7 Years Old· 8-10 Years Old· Board Game· Freebies· History Freebies· Homeschooling

1 Apr

Racing Tigers Image2On April 1, 1973, Project Tiger was established with the goals of preserving a tiger population in India. It was launched from Corbett National Park and included nine tiger reserves. You can read more about Project Tiger’s history at Corbett National Park. For today’s freebie, I want to share with you a board game I call Racing Tigers. All you need is the board game, a dice, two markers, and two people ready to have fun! Download the Racing Tigers Board Game below.

If you’d like to read the story of how I made Racing Tigers and how you can create a board game to go with almost any historical fact, check out my guest post on Homeschool Encouragement.

Timeline Worksheet: April 1, 1973 (Racing Tigers Board Game)

Fits Asian history and Science timelines.*

*If you are new to this series, visit my introduction to timelines.

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