Monday 23 April 2012

ANZAC Day














The children in Room 1 made their own poppies.















They wrote thank you notes for the soldiers.

Cool Flash Comments
Students brainstormed different words to do with ANZAC Day and what it means to different people.
What does ANZAC Day mean to you?


Miss Zeier and Miss Brabant went to one of the Dawn Parades in Auckland. They took photos for us to see.





13 comments:

  1. On ANZAC Day I ate Anzac cookies - Tuiko

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  2. Hi Year 2. Thank you for teaching us about ANZAC Day last week on our class blog. We can't wait to visit your blog this week and see what you are getting upto in your school. Today we did a fund raising dance for the NSPCC Charity. The whole school went outside onto the school yard and danced to the Black eyed Peas - Tonights the night. We had a lot of fun.

    Mr Jones' Class
    Pontybrenin Primary School

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    1. Hi Mr Jones Class, your dance sounds cool. What does NSPCC mean?
      Reana

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    2. National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. We are uploading our video today and we will send you the link so you can watch it.

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    3. Check out our video of our fund raising dance. This is our whole school. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/46393093/NSPCC%20Dance.m4v

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  3. Hi I'M from pontybrenin. What happens on Anzac day.

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    1. We made ANZAC cookies and we remembered the soldiers that died. -Reana

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  4. Constable class are excited to be looking at your blog this week! We wonder what you are all up to in your class?

    Mrs Darling and Constable Class

    P.S. We are wondering how early the dawn parade was?

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    1. Miss Zeier got up at 4.45am to get ready, she had to drive to the dawn parade which started before the sun rose just before 5.45am.

      We have been learning about crystals. We will show you o our blog soon - Reana

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  5. A great display Room 1. Anzac Day is a very special day for all New Zealanders.

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    1. Thank you Mrs Harding
      from Tupou

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  6. Hi Room 1,

    We have been looking at your display and we spotted the word 'donkey-man'... We are wondering what it means?

    We love your monkey and we are going to feed it this week!

    Constable class

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  7. Hello my name is Ffion and I'm from PontyBrenin Primary in Wales. Why did the dentist come to your school? Why do you have anzac day? Was it easy to make the fish?

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