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The Canberra Puzzle Book |
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Puzzle Links
The Blackline Masters page includes free sample pages for you to download!
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The Canberra Puzzle Book is the ideal companion to your school trip to our national capital! Keep your students occupied and engaged during the journey, as well as at your accommodation. They'll be having fun, and learning at the same time! It is aimed at students in Grades 5 - 12, and adults. It covers the history of the Canberra region, from pre-European settlement to the modern day. The entire book has been checked by local historians for accuracy. Subjects include :
There are find-a-words, mazes, crosswords, story crosswords, a silly story (good grammar practice), clueless crosswords, colouring-in, dot-to-dots, codes, and spot-the-differences, amongst others! Download these free samples to see for yourself: There are detailled 'Puzzle Maker's Notes' for the book, adding further detail and depth to each puzzle. You can either order the B5 workbooks, so each child gets their own book, or a Blackline Master for photocopying. Simply download the Order Form and post it (PO Box 3849, Weston Creek ACT 2611). We accept credit card (via PayPal), direct deposit and cheques. Schools will be billed on a 30-day invoice. Please order books for your Canberra trip at least 3 weeks before you leave, to give time for them to arrive. Where did it all start?In 2004 Sutherland Studios won an ACT Heritage Grant which enabled Denise to research, write and publish The Canberra Puzzle Book in 2005. As part of the grant, a free copy of the book was given to every Year 6 student in ACT government schools. In 2006 Sutherland Studios published its companion volume, The Junior Canberra Puzzle Book, for younger 'puzzle historians' (the B5 workbooks are currently sold out, but still available as a Blackline Master). The Canberra Puzzle Book is in its third printing, and continues to sell well to the schools market and in national attractions in Canberra.
Where to find your own Canberra Puzzle Books around Canberra | |
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Last Modified: 02 May 2011 |
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