A printable Land Rights Timeline worksheet for your students to complete in your classroom.
Match the date to the land rights event. Some of the answers will require internet research to complete.
Updated: 25 Sep 2023
A printable Land Rights Timeline worksheet for your students to complete in your classroom.
Non-Editable: PDF
Pages: 2 Pages
Years: 4 - 6
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A printable Land Rights Timeline worksheet for your students to complete in your classroom.
Match the date to the land rights event. Some of the answers will require internet research to complete.
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This is a great activity but unfortunately many of the dates are wrong.
Hey Deborah, thanks for reaching out! We'll get in touch with Wingaru and have them look at their resource. As soon as any changes are made, the resource will be updated.