ANZAC FACTS
1. ANZAC stands for Australia, New Zealand Army Corps.
2. The battle took place on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey on the 25th April 1915.
3. The battle lasted 8 months, more than 11,000 died and 23,500 were wounded.
4. ANZAC Day was not a public holiday in Australia or New Zealand until 1921.
5. Poppies are worn on the day as a reminder of the soldiers who fought and died.
Wow Eli! You found some great information! I made Anzac slice for Anzac day. Just remember to 'Think 6' when you are doing your posts. A source of where you got information from would be great, in case I wanted to know more!
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ReplyDeleteThis is great information you have shared about Anzac day. Where did you find your information? Remember to include that too. Did you make poppies or Anzac biscuits at your house? We made some delicious Anzac biscuits.
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ReplyDeleteI am in Waitemata class at Waikowhai Primary School.
I like how you wrote what ANZAC stands for and where the battle took place
It reminds me of when our school put white crosses on the grass on ANZAC day.
Maybe next time you could add more information and pictures.
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