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70th Birthday Games Bundle, Born in 1957
3 games · Letter & A4 · TV slides
Inside: 1957 Trivia: Turning 70, Which Came First for Older Adults, +1 more




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80th birthday games built around the year 1947: three printable games for the party, in large print, with the guest of honor at the center.
See price on EtsyInstant PDF download on Etsy. You print it at home; nothing is mailed.
You read the question out: “How much did it cost to mail a postcard in America in 1947?” The room votes A, B or C. Then you read the line under the answer, “Who sent you postcards, and from where?”, and hand it to the guest of honor first.
The first Levittown, a 1947 suburb of look-alike houses, was in which state?




You can host it without a pair of scissors: every game can be read aloud from its Host Pack, and the answer sheets print once.
The guest of honor is the expert on 1947, and everyone else gets a fair guess: three choices in the trivia, A or B in Which Came First, and sayings the whole room finishes out loud. Relatives who cannot be there can play along from a slide deck on a video call. Years and sayings were checked against published sources.
Made for: Friends, family and coworkers planning an 80th birthday, at home, in a church hall, at a senior community or at the office.

80th Birthday Games Bundle, Born in 1947.
3 games · Letter & A4 · TV slides
See price on Etsy for 80th Birthday Games Bundle, Born in 1947Instant PDF download on Etsy; nothing is mailed.

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70th Birthday Games Bundle, Born in 1957
3 games · Letter & A4 · TV slides
Inside: 1957 Trivia: Turning 70, Which Came First for Older Adults, +1 more

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3 games · Letter & A4 · TV slides
Inside: 1966 Trivia: Turning 60, Which Came First for Older Adults, +1 more

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3 games · Letter & A4 · TV slides
Inside: 1976 Trivia: Turning 50, Which Came First for Older Adults, +1 more
Printing, downloads, licenses: every answer on one page
No. It is an instant digital download; nothing is shipped.
No. The slides are one way to play; the Host Packs and cards are the other two.
Take the US Letter ZIP or the A4 ZIP. Print at 100% (Actual size).
No. These are flat PDF files.
