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Today, I would like to acknowledge the Yuggera people as the Traditional Owners of the beautiful land I am standing on today. From the mountains to the river, I open my heart and my eyes as I walk this land, listening, learning and caring for Country. I want to extend this respect to Elders; past, present and emerging and to all First Nations peoples reading this post today. We are all remembered here.
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With ANZAC Day just around the corner, I thought it would be a great time to share some of my most loved ANZAC Day resources with you, so you can also use them in your classroom too.
I am going to break them up into different sections so that it's easy for you to navigate through this blog post, because there are going to be quite a few resources for you to check out.
Please remember that you can always head over to my teacher resource finder to search through and find resources for specific days of the year, subjects, First Nations countries and so many more topics. Both this post and my Teacher Resource Find are continually being updated and improved, so please remember to check back in regularly for new resources.
If you want to download or access any of these resources, just click on the image and you will be taken to where you can download them or where you can buy them. Most of the templates and printables are free to download and access, however, there are a couple that are a part of a membership.
Alright, let's go!
Helpful websites and links
The Australian War Memorial - This website is truly a must have for your teacher program and lessons around ANZAC Day. The support they have for teachers and schools is truly remarkable. My personal favourite would have to be the memorial boxes, which you can book for your class. Inside they are filled with real and replica items from uniforms to equipment and so much more.
Riley Callie Resources - When I buy First Nations books and teaching resources this is where I buy them! Riley Callie Resources is an incredible First Nations business specialising in First Nations educational resources and stocking some amazing First Nations children's books perfect for ANZAC Day and Remembrance Day; such as Alfred's War and Charlie's Swim. Deb is absolutely incredible and I can't recommend Riley Callie Resources highly enough for all of your First Nations teaching resources.
Wingaru Education - An outstanding First Nations owned and run online platform delivering quality lessons to schools all around Australia specialising in creating engaging First Nations lessons for teachers and schools to embed into their everyday teaching. Wingaru has the most incredible lessons all planned out for you to quite literally pick up and embed straight into your program. They cover a wide range of topics and subject areas but be sure to check out their ANZAC Day and Remembrance Day lessons. You can get a free trial here of their amazing platform by using my affiliate link.
Booktopia - and of course Booktopia is where I go to buy the rest of the books I need! Their service is always incredible and love that they are Australian owned too.
Freebie Library - This is a space I have made where I can share with you all my free templates, tutorials, and teacher links. To download the free ANZAC Day templates, just join for free and you can download them inside the Freebie Library.
Unlimited Library - My Unlimited Library is a special space reserved to teachers who are members of the Unlimited Library. They get access to a host of special teacher templates including some of the ANZAC Day & Remembrance Day templates further down in this blog post. If you want to join just click here and you can sign up to get access to all of these templates and more!
Children's books
Lessons
Templates & Printable resources
If you are a teacher who wants to use the free Canva templates above but doesn't have a Canva account, this is the link for you to use to find Canva for Education . Canva is free for teachers so please use the link to get verified by the Canva team.
If you need help navigating this process I have created a video to help you, I will include it below if you need it.
If you are not a teacher or if you would like to try using Canva Pro for business or other purposes, then please feel free to use my affiliate link to try Canva Pro for 30 days for free.
If you have enjoyed this blog post and found it to be helpful then please share it with a teacher friend who might find it helpful too.
I would love to hear in the comments about what ANZAC Day teaching resources you love and use in your classrooms so feel free to share in the comments below so we can check yours out too.
Thank you so much for spending your time with me today, I know how valuable it is so it really does mean the world that you've chosen to spend it with me and as always happy embedding!
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