ANZAC Day | Poppy Border Template | Blank Page

SMART RESOURCE | A set of Early Settlers Houses words and phrases suitable for discussion and writing activities. The cards can also be duplicated and used for games. The resource also includes heading, sub-heading and historic photos cards.

SMART RESOURCE | FONT OPTION: The resource provides background information about the Treaty of Waitangi for teachers and older students under the subheadings- Why we celebrate Waitangi Day? – A Look at the Past – The Controversies - How is Waitangi Day Celebrated? The resource may be read and discussed as part of the reading or inquiry programme or used as a visual resource for younger students. Included are two images of artists impressions of the signing of the Waitangi Treaty, inquiry question cards and a poster of the famous words of the Maori chief Hone Heke

SMART RESOURCE | Students read the ANZAC cards then discuss the explanation of the meaning of ANZAC Day. They are prompted to write an explanation by answering the question ‘What does ANZAC Day mean to you?’ Landscape format.

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.