ANZAC Day | Symbols and Traditions

SMART RESOURCE | This multipurpose visual language resource presents twenty-nine images ready to use in your individualised ANZAC Day programme. This motivational visual resource prompts students to discuss the conditions and heroic deeds that took place on the Gallipoli Peninsula during W.W.1. The images can form the ‘What do I need to know?’ inquiry questions for students to complete a study of the ANZACs.

SMART RESOURCE: ANZAC Day Commemoration resource comprises over sixty printable word cards with illustrations. Match the word card with the illustration card to develop vocabulary knowledge. The resource can be adapted to play games such as Memory and Go Fish. An excellent activity for an Anzac Day study. Also included in the resource is a vocabulary list and a vintage World War I poster.

SMART RESOURCE | An Inquiry-based resource including activity sheets and individual activity cards. The inquiry is organised into three groups: research and read, record and write, and make and construct activities. Each group has five ANZAC questions. The activity sheets are suitable for pasting into books whereas the individual cards could be laminated and used as discussion points during a ‘Think-Pair-Share’ class learning. Also included is a ANZAC Day title page and the poem In Flanders’ Fields.

SMART RESOURCE | A collection of nine images symbolising ANZAC Day. Students are invited to give an opinion by answering the question: “How does this image symbolise the ANZAC spirit?” They are also asked to write a caption for each image. There are two sets of images -colour for teacher modelling and a greyscale set for student’s activities. Two blank cards are included which can be used as a postcard template for further writing. This resource supports Inquiry-based Learning through the integration of visual, oral and written language. Landscape format.