Anzac

A short presentation about World War I, Remembrance Day and the symbolism of the poppy.

Forty-two Anzac Day related vocabulary cards for a word wall.

Memorial Day art lesson for kids. Students (and teachers) will love coloring these interactive Patriotic designs for memorial day. Coloring sheets with writing prompts included.

Did you know that ‘Diggers’ often enjoy a ‘Gunfire Breakfast’ after early morning Dawn Parades? (A gunfire-breakfast is coffee and rum!) Immerse your class in the rich history of Anzac Day to support their understanding of the 2015 100th anniversary commemorations at Gallipoli... you can mix and match from the 54 pages to best meet the needs of your class.

Are you looking for a colourful and creative way to commemorate Anzac Day with students in Australia, New Zealand and around the world? Use these abstract, eye catching poppy templates and posters to create stunning artworks and Anzac Day displays for the classroom. This resource pack contains templates, posters, bookmarks and coloured examples for inspiration and ideas

Where is Anzac Cove? Anzac Cove Gallipoli, Turkey and world maps to help children learn about Anzac Day and where it took place.. www.teachezy.com

This great range of Anzac Day activities and printables have been designed especially for Australian and New Zealand upper primary students. The seven activities included in the pack are: Mini-Unit Title Page | Comprehension text and foldable questions | Primary Source Analysis writing Activity | Where in the world is Gallipoli Geography Mapping Exercise | Anzac Traditions research worksheet | Vocabulary flip book Traditions research activity. Check them out in our store now.

Are you looking for a colourful and creative way to commemorate Anzac Day with students in Australia, New Zealand and around the world? Use these abstract, eye catching poppy templates and posters to create stunning artworks and Anzac Day displays for the classroom. This resource pack contains templates, posters, bookmarks and coloured examples for inspiration and ideas

To many Australians, Anzac Day is a special day of the year. The name Anzac, which stands for Australia and New Zealand Army Corps, was the name given to the service man and women who represented Australia during war times. Anzac day, which is the 25th of April, marks the first military engagement of Australian and New Zealand soldiers at the landing of Gallipoli. Anzac day not only is a day to remember those who fought and the lives that were lost, but it is also a time for Australian's to…

Exploring ANZAC Day in Early Primary can be a difficult but here are some suggestions for some fun activities you can use and books to read.

ANZAC day soldier writing and craft activities

A fun, poppy art activity for your students when commemorating Anzac DayArmistice DayVeterans DayRemembrance DayMemorial DayDraw some patterns on the poppy / background (some sections can be left plain) and colour it in.4 different templates are included:♦ TEMPLATE 1 and 2 - the patterns are given ...

This great range of Anzac Day activities and printables have been designed especially for Australian and New Zealand upper primary students. The seven activities included in the pack are: Mini-Unit Title Page | Comprehension text and foldable questions | Primary Source Analysis writing Activity | Where in the world is Gallipoli Geography Mapping Exercise | Anzac Traditions research worksheet | Vocabulary flip book Traditions research activity. Check them out in our store now.

Engage your students in writing while learning about ANZAC Day and Remembrance Day with these writing activities and cute ANZAC craft topper. These writing prompts will provoke whole class discussion and are fantastic for young learners. A gorgeous ANZAC digger craft activity is included which will ...

Excellent Resources for Anzac Day 2015 by Susan Stephenson, www.thebookchook.com Anzac Day is celebrated in Australia and New Zealand on April 25. That is the anniversary of the landing on Gallipoli in 1915 during WW1, but nowadays we also remember and pay homage to the people who have died in all wars to protect us. (* I am now spelling Anzac NOT in all caps as I’ve realised what I was taught is probably incorrect, unless I write specifically about the army corps.) We also encourage…

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