The star of remembrance. She connects us to those who have passed, guiding their spirits across the night sky.
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READING - PANUI
READING - PANUI
The biscuits were traditionally made with ingredients like rolled oats, sugar, and golden syrup. These specific ingredients did not spoil easily, making the biscuits ideal for the long naval journey from Australia and New Zealand to soldiers serving overseas. Notably, the recipe does not include eggs. During the war, eggs were scarce and their absence helped prevent the biscuits from moistening and rotting during transport.
Read through the recipe and complete the follow-up activity.
CREATE - Create your own "Recipe for Remembrance."
Create a recipe for a community to remember the past. Share your recipe on your student blog.
ANZAC Booklet
Group 1 - Owen, Ged, Michael, Alayna, Eraia, Jaxon, Zian
Research Project
Group 2 - Bonnie-Rei, Erika, Seany, Natan, Ohia, Konan, Ro-yahl, Jyriah
Ka maumahara tonu tātou i a rātou - We will remember them.
Ka maumahara tonu tātou i a rātou - We will remember them.
This weekend is ANZAC DAY. This is a special day of remembrance to commemorate the soldiers and personnel who served in the ANZAC War and subsequent wars, and honor those who returned. It is a day for families and communities to gather for dawn services and parades to ensure that the sacrifice of soldiers is never forgotten.
CREATE - Six-Word Memoir. Find your slide and create your very own memoir. Add images to match your memoir. Brainstorm
Chrome Music Lab - Learn to play the melody of the Last Post. Share this on your student blog.
MATHS - PÃngarau
MATHS - PÃngarau
KEY KUPU
He aha te wa? What is the time?
karaka - o'clock
haurua mai i te - half past, hauwha mai i te - quarter past, hauwha ki te - quarter to
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