ANZAC Day: Remembering Our Heroes

Learning about courage, sacrifice and remembrance Year 3-4 History

What do you already know about ANZAC Day?

Think about what you've seen or heard Have you been to a dawn service? What symbols do you know?

What does ANZAC stand for?

Australian and New Zealand Army Corps Soldiers from Australia and New Zealand They fought together as friends and allies The name started in World War I

Where did the ANZACs fight?

The Landing at Gallipoli

April 25, 1915 - the first ANZAC Day Soldiers landed on beaches in Turkey It was very difficult and dangerous They showed great courage and mateship

ANZAC Values - What made them special?

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ANZAC Symbols Matching Activity

Match each symbol to its meaning Red Poppy = Remembrance ANZAC Biscuit = Care from home Dawn Service = New beginnings

How do we remember today?

Dawn services at 6am on April 25th Marches through city streets Laying wreaths at war memorials Sharing stories of brave soldiers

Lest We Forget

These words help us remember We promise not to forget their sacrifice We honor their memory every year Their courage inspires us today

Why ANZAC Day is Important Today

We remember brave soldiers who helped others We learn about courage and friendship We appreciate the peace we have today We can show ANZAC values in our own lives