Friday, April 24, 2020
Poppy's In Memory's
Hey Readers, today we made poppies in memory of the lives lost in world war one. The people we are praying for are the Anzac fighters. The Anzac fighters were a group of New Zealanders who fought in world war one in Gallipoli. Have you ever paid respect to the Anzac fighters?
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Hey Fletcher, wow, what an awesome thing to do! What did you make the poppies out of? They look fantastic, what a cool way to pay respect to our Anzacs. I have heard a lot of people are going to stand out at their letterboxes at 6am tomorrow to pay their respects because they can't have the dawn parade this year. Such a cool idea. Keep up the awesome work and enjoy your long weekend. Caitlin :)
ReplyDeleteHey Fletcher, your front lawn looks great, I like how you have spread them out, some are tall and some are shorter. It symbolises the different soldiers beautifully. I went out at 6am to my letterbox, did you? Mrs D
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs Davies, I went out by my letterbox too and my dad put the last post on his speaker. Thanks for the comment Fletcher
DeleteHi Fletcher, cool poppies. My big brothers and I made ANZAC biscuits in our house and ate them in the first hour.
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