Anzac Day 3D Display | Australian Celebrations & Commemorations | Year 2 to Year 6

Anzac Day is commemorated on April 25. The aim of this resource is for students to reflect upon Anzac Day and what this important commemoration means in our country.

The 3D Display includes a variety of pages to choose from for your class.

• Anzac Day cover page
• What is Anzac Day
• What does Anzac Day mean today?
• On Anzac Day what do you see, hear and feel?
• Here are some symbols and emblems that are connected to Anzac Day?
• Anzac Day: Stands for, why April 25, Means to me.
• The Anzac Ode (Two versions)
• Include a page of stem templates and how to construct the display

Choose how you wish students to display the 3D display.

It could be glued onto coloured paper and a flower stem included. (Example provided in preview)

Alternatively, students connect all the poppy templates to create a 3D display that can be hung in the classroom. (Example provided in preview)

We hope you and your students enjoy this resource!

Other use for this pack:

It is also the perfect project to complement the Year 3 HASS unit about Celebrations, culture and commemorations (Australia).

Australian Curriculum Links:

ACHASSK063, ACHASSK065, ACHASSK072

Other Anzac Day Activity Packs:

► Kindy

► Years 1 – 2

► Years 3 – 4

► Years 5 – 6

► Anzac Day Flipbook

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Product Info 

• Electronic download
• File Type: PDF
• Number of pages: 12
• File size: 11 MB
• * Compressed Zip File