ANZAC Day: Remembrance and Respect

Learning about courage, sacrifice and peace Year 5 History - New Zealand

What is ANZAC Day?

ANZAC stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps It's a special day to remember soldiers who fought in wars We commemorate their bravery and sacrifice Celebrated on April 25th every year

The Story of Gallipoli

Why do we remember?

Think about why it's important to remember brave people How do you think the families felt? What can we learn from their courage?

The Poppy Symbol

Red poppies are the symbol of remembrance They grew on battlefields after the war We wear poppies to show we remember The red color reminds us of sacrifice

Key Words to Remember

Commemorate - to remember and honor Sacrifice - giving up something important Courage - being brave when scared Remembrance - keeping memories alive Peace - living without war

How We Remember Today

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Lest We Forget

These words remind us to always remember the brave people who served our country We honor their memory by working for peace Their courage teaches us to be brave and kind