Tuesday, April 21, 2020
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Hi Bronson,
ReplyDeleteThe Anzac soldiers were very brave going all the way to Turkey and other far away countries to fight on behalf of ourselves and the British Empire during WW1. So many didn’t come back as you mentioned. It’s so important that we commemorate Anzac Day to remember the sacrifices these soldiers made. Have you ever been to an Anzac Day dawn service?
Hi Bronson,
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful to see you blogging both learning tasks and independent activities. Keep it up! I like your catchy title too. Using alliteration (repeating the same sound) makes it sound appealing. Those soldiers who fought for our freedom were very brave and it is so sad that so many young people lost their lives. Do you celebrate ANZAC Day at home?
Hi Bronson
ReplyDeleteYou have shared your learning on your blog and demonstrated that you can share what you have learned. I love the way you participate in our workshops and contribute with your prior knowledge. I could tell you enjoyed learning more about Anzac Day and it special to you because of great grandfather. Remember to edit for capital letters.