Learning Intention:
We will be learning about why the Gallipoli Campaign was important for Australia during World War 1
Success Criteria: I will be successful when I am able to:
define key historical terminology and concepts
describe the experiences of ANZAC soldiers during the Gallipoli Campaign
use a variety of written, visual and aural sources to understand the importance of the Gallipoli Campaign
The Gallipoli Campaign
The teacher will present these slides in class time
Complete the activities on slides 5-8
Gallipoli - Stories of the Day
Activity:
Step 1: View the ABC resource. You will need earphones for this next task (if completed during class time) as you'll be watching a series of clips regarding the landing at Gallipoli.
Step 2: As you're watching each clip, answer the questions on the worksheet below. Each question goes for the representative clip as they are all time sequenced.
The Gallipoli Comprehension
Read the textbook to answer the questions.
Questions:
Describe why the British launched the Gallipoli Campaign.
Outline 2 phases/stages of the Gallipoli campaign.
Where and when did the ANZACs initially land?
Outline 2 problems the ANZACs faced when landing ashore at Gallipoli.
How many Australians were killed on the first day?
Summarise the story of the 'mystery current'.
How long was the Gallipoli campaign? When did the ANZACs withdraw?
🏁Checkpoint: Take a photo of your books and submit onto the google classroom lesson.
Gallipoli Part 2
In this part of Gallipoli, we narrow our focus to the major counter-offensives and offensives of the campaign.
We will go through the slides during class time.
Step 1: Use the ANZAC portal provided to find information on the August Offensive. Read through the information to complete the following steps.
August Offensive on Gallipoli 6 to 29 August 1915 - Anzac Portal (dva.gov.au)
Step 2: Define these terms:
Offensive
Counter-offensive
Step 3: Create a table in your books (like the example below). List TWO key offensives launched by ANZACs in August 1915 and explain whether they were successful or not. Refer to the link above to complete the table. When completing the table remember:
Write in full sentences
Practice paragraph writing
Be specific!
Use key terminology.
Here are some great resources on the Gallipoli campaign for you to check out in your own time
Gallipoli
A film by Peter Weir (1981)
Synopsis: Two Australian sprinters face the brutal realities of war when they are sent to fight in the Gallipoli campaign in Turkey during World War I.
The Gallipoli Campaign
YouTube video
Simple History
Perfect for if you need a quick and simple overview of what the Gallipoli campaign was.
ANZAC Special: Life in the Trenches - BTN
YouTube video
ABC/BTN (Behind the News)
Topic: Life in the trenches
Click into the image on the right ➡
View the map of Anzac Cove.
Think about how difficult the landings in 1915 would have been, considering the terrain/geography.