Lesson+Three

By now, we should have a sound understanding of the conditions endured by the ANZACs in Gallipoli. We know what happened, and we know how the ANZACs coped, but now, we need to look at how they are remembered. media type="youtube" key="UVMKz9T3pag?version=3" height="315" width="560" With a partner, create an ANZAC day event that could be celebrated by the whole school. Create a plan for the day that you could use to convince teachers that they should use your ideas. Your plan needs to be creativly displayed, e.g. in a wiki, flipchart, powerpoint, video etc. In your plan you will need to include: Maybe include some personal accounts from soldiers like Rodney?
 * A date, time and location for your event.
 * A list of activities that will inform students and teachers about the achievements of the ANZACs.
 * A list of resources that you will need and,
 * A convincing pitch that will persuade teachers to choose your plan.