Greek Alphabet Code Cracker -- is this a consumable book?

[TrixieB]

Is Greek Alphabet Code Cracker consumable, or is it designed so that several children can share it and write their answers on separate paper?

[elegantlion]

It is designed to be consumable, however you could have them do their individual exercises on regular paper. Also CAP has some worksheets you can download after you purchase.

 

I wouldn't buy more than one copy to teach from. You can have them team up on some of the exercises, I think it would be fun that way.

[TrixieB]

It is designed to be consumable, however you could have them do their individual exercises on regular paper. Also CAP has some worksheets you can download after you purchase.

 

I wouldn't buy more than one copy to teach from. You can have them team up on some of the exercises, I think it would be fun that way.

Thank you! I'll order one copy, and will plan to use the worksheets as well.

[Alphabetika]

My dd loves this book, and my only complaint about it is that it's printed on a slick paper, so it's hard to write in with a pencil and make it dark enough to see. You'd probably be better off doing it on paper. The only thing I'd think would be tough about that would be that each kid would really need to be looking at the pages in order to do some of the exercises. So, if you were having them do it all together, there might be a fair amount of, "Let me see," "Pass me the book," etc.

[dragons in the flower bed]

My dd loves this book, and my only complaint about it is that it's printed on a slick paper, so it's hard to write in with a pencil and make it dark enough to see.

 

:iagree: It was clearly meant to be consumable, but unless you use a Sharpie, it's a pain to write on. We used loose leaf paper.