This set of ‘Lest We Forget Bookmarks’, are simple colourful bookmarks that can be used to commemorate war and the fallen. Each bookmark can be printed onto card or paper, cut out and laminated. The bookmarks also have a hole that can be hole punched to attach a ribbon or string.
This hands-on activity, ‘Make Your Own Paper Chain of Soldiers’ provides step-by-step instructions for students to follow in the classroom or at home. This resource directs students through the process of making a paper chain of soldiers. The soldiers can be used as a link to remembrance and can be cut out and coloured in …More
This hands-on activity, ‘Make Your Own Remembrance Wreath’ provides step-by-step instructions for students to follow in the classroom or at home. This resource directs students through the process of making a wreath for remembrance. It is particularly useful when commemorating war or can be used simply as an arts and craft activity.
This worksheet, ‘Mapping Gallipoli’ encourages students to develop their understanding of the Gallipoli Peninsula. They are required to label the places that were of importance to the ANZACs in WWI. Answers are also provided.
This set of poppy stickers is an easy way to teach students about the significance of the poppy in times of remembrance. It is formatted for Avery Code C2247 and can be printed directly onto sticker paper.
This Remembrance themed bunting can be printed and used as part of a colourful classroom display. The bunting is formatted as two flags per page. Each flag includes cut-out holes allowing them to be strung together and hung in the classroom.
This black and white Remembrance themed bunting can be printed, coloured in and used as part of a decorative classroom display. The bunting is formatted as two flags per page. Each flag includes cut-out holes allowing them to be strung together and hung in the classroom. Full-colour Remembrance themed bunting is also available.
This short nonfiction text ‘Simpson and His Donkey’ features important factual background information relating to the famous stretcher-bearer John Simpson. It is aimed at broadening students’ historical awareness of the rescue work that he and his donkey undertook before he was killed in action at Gallipoli.
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