This week we will be looking at ANZAC Day and what it means to us.
On Friday we talked about some of the things we knew already about ANZAC.
Some of us had some questions about ANZAC and war.
What other questions and wonderings do you have about ANZAC and why it is such a special day for us all.
Remember questions make us think and based on something we really want to know.
We will be sharing these this morning.
When was ww2.Joel
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ReplyDeleteThe line of fighting on the Eastern side of Europe between Russia and Germany and Austria-Hungary is known as the Eastern Front. Fighting began on the Eastern front when Russia invaded East Prussia on 17th August 1914.From Chloe
DeleteI wonder how they felt during the wars?Dekota
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I wonder how many miles they have to walk during the all the months in the war.Dekota
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ReplyDeleteWhere was world war two. Holly
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ReplyDeleteI wonder when the solders die in the war will they get furnules by there home being.Dekota
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where was ww1. Joel
ReplyDeleteI wonder when the solders die in the war will they get furnules by there home being.Dekota
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Where was world war two. Holly
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