How Well Do You Know Charlemont?
A free large print trivia kit about Charlemont, Massachusetts, for senior centers, assisted living, libraries and anyone running a group. Print it, hand it out and read the questions aloud.
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All 5 pages as a PDF, ready to print. Copy it for everyone in your group.
Download the Charlemont kit (PDF)
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Ready-made large print pages you can print tonight and copy for your whole group.
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Make one with your residents’ names
Type up to 20 names (residents, members, staff or grandchildren) and our free Puzzle Maker turns them into a word search, crossword or word scramble with an answer key, ready to print. No signup.
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Make different bingo cards for everyone in the room: your own words, picture sets or classic 1-75 numbers, in large print (16 point and up) or extra-large print, with a caller’s sheet and calling cards. Free PDF, no signup.
What’s inside
- 5 large print multiple-choice questions about Charlemont: how many people lived there, how the town grew, how the town changed and which county it is in
- A Remember When page of conversation starters built from the same facts
- A Charlemont word search with names and places from town history
- A page for the group leader with every answer, a short note on each one and where it came from
A sample question: About how many people lived in Charlemont in 1950? The answer is in the kit.
Every fact is checked twice
A question only makes it into a kit when two independent public sources agree on the answer. Population counts and the county must match the U.S. Census Bureau’s own published figures as well as Wikipedia or Wikidata. People and places must match both Wikipedia and Wikidata, and every wrong choice is checked too, so no one is marked wrong for a right answer. Questions that fail any check are left out. The sources for each answer are printed on the leader’s page.
Spot something you remember differently? Email hello@frontporchpuzzlepress.com and we will look into it.
Planning the rest of the calendar for Charlemont? Pair the kit with our 60 activities for nursing home and assisted living residents, printable large print activities for seniors, and December activities for seniors.