ANZAc Day

WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ANZAC DAY? WHY DO WE CELEBRATE IT?

• We celebrate ANZAC day to remember all the New Zealand and Australia army corps
• . For the ones who died in World war one and World War two.
• We also remember all the other people who have died in the war.

What role did New Zealand play in that war?

• New Zealand’s role in the war was to take over Gallipoli.
• . The war started on the 28th July 1914 in Gallipoli in Turkey 
• and then lasted until 11 November 1918.

What's the meaning/significance of the poppies?

• The poppy’s represent all the soldiers who died in the WWI
• We have poppies because where they were fighting it was a poppy field 
• and the poppies came out around the time of the war.

How do New Zealanders celebrate ANZAC day?

• New Zealanders celebrate ANZAC day by wearing poppies on their tops
• and also baking ANZAC cookies.

What is the significance of Flanders field?

• Flanders field was a poppy feild