significance of WW1
In social studies we are learning about the history of the ANZAC's. The notes of the Last Post are played by a military bugler, trumpeting the notes of song the song for the lost and the dead. This song is played to remember the dead, and to honour those we lost in war. The Last Post has been around for hundreds of years, at first it was played to wake the soldiers up, get ready for lunch, take part it in military exercises or time to turn in for the night, it was not until the mid-1800s that the Last Post changed in its use and significance. Every year 25th April we take the time to remember those who died in battle, some attend dawn service where people from all around the country go to ANZAC cove to mourn and remember. The Last Post
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Hi Daisy, I really liked your post on the significance of the First World War. You added a nice detailed information of the importance of the World War I and a brief information about ANZAC Day, and why it is celebrated. Next time, you should add an embed video and the My Map so it is easier to access for viewers like me.
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DeleteI added in my maps and a video showing the last post.
Kia-Ora Daisy,
ReplyDeleteI found it significant how you explained more about the "Last Post" and what the song is played by, I like how you gave an example on what people do every year in Great Britian, Newzealand, Australia and France and how people stand right outside of their driveways because of Corona, but this gives me a vivid imagination on how dedicated people are, to show respect for the soldiers that died for us. Good job on your work and Keep it up!.
Hi Kaedun
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Daisy well done on your blog. It was creative and its nice how you explain every single words in you blogg.
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