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Showing posts with label ANZAC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ANZAC. Show all posts

Sunday, 26 April 2020

ANZAC Day 2020

ANZAC Day is on the 25th of April. It's an influential day for everyone as we commemorate all New Zealanders tragically killed in wars. 

Also honouring those who suffered during that time. Many soldiers fought for our country and we should be proud what they have impacted upon us. 

We should all be have this day to remember what great & thoughtful soldiers we had. 

Monday, 6 May 2019

Ruapotaka ANZAC Assembly 2019

Last term on Friday, Ruapotaka School had a special ANZAC service to remember the soldiers who fought in the Gallipoli war. Someone students wore their poppy that they bought with their $1 coin.

Each class created their own ANZAC presentation to represent ANZAC. Room 12's presentation was full of poppies to support the soldiers who lost their lives on the poppy field. It was a very emotional day for everyone.

Monday, 30 April 2018

ANZAC Day!

The ANZAC ceremony was on April 25th on Wednesday. We have ANZAC day to remember the soldiers who fought in the World war one and, World war two. In World war one, thousands of soldiers lost their life. When we first started the ANZAC ceremony, it started in 1916 
We wear poppies on ANZAC day because the red poppy is a symbol of war remembrance,when the war was over. Also people like to wear poppies on ANZAC day to show respect to the soldiers who went to war and sacrificed their life.  

Wednesday, 11 April 2018

Soldiers Who Fought In The War

Bravely, soldiers shooting to save their lives
Bravely, helping their team mates who have died

Bravely, fighting to protect their country
Bravely, crying when they are hungry

Bravely, marching as they wear their uniforms
Bravely, making their families emotional.

Tuesday, 10 April 2018

Making Poppies For Art!

Today room 10 made ANZAC poppies for art. Miss Misela showed us how to create the ANZAC poppies before we got started.

When I was doing the ANZAC poppies, it was a bit hard because when we cutted out our poppy, sometimes the pieces that we cut out will fall into little pieces. The first instruction that we had to do was, fold the red piece of paper and cut it out, and then fold one of the red piece of paper.

Now we had to cut petal of a poppy on the folded piece of paper. When we opened up the piece of paper, it is shaped as a poppy. Then we did the same thing to the other half of the piece paper but when we finished cutting our petal of the paper, we opened up our paper and cut one of the petal's and glue one side to the other, so that it looked like tea cup.

Next we gave our poppies to Miss Misela to put the stick through our poppies. After Miss Misela put the stick through our poppy, we had to cut out a small strip of black and red paper, to glue it around the bottom of the poppy and for the top. Our poppies looked amazing when Miss Misela sticked them in a plastic cup to stand them up. 

I had an great time making poppies for art. It was a bit hard but I got better and made my poppy look beautiful!