The Last Anzac by Gordon Winch | Anzac Day Book Reading Activities

Use The Last Anzac by Gordon Winch in your classroom with these Anzac Day reading activities for Prep/Kindergarten, Year 1 and Year 2 students. With comprehension and vocabulary activities as well as activities exploring what we learn, who Alec Campbell was and how we remember wars, this is the perfect reading companion for Anzac Day.

To use this resource you will need:

You will need at least one copy of The Last Anzac by Gordon Winch (first published 2015)

These activities are designed for Prep/Kindergarten/Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 Students. If you are teaching students in another year level, please check the previews to determine if it is suitable for your classroom.

This resource includes

⭐ Teaching Notes

⭐ Cover/Display Page

⭐ 4 Discussion/Comprehension Questions in 3 Formats (Worksheet, Question Strips, Question Posters)

⭐ Vocabulary Words (Words with Prompt Questions, Word Cards in Colour and Black and White, Definition Sheet)

⭐ What Do We Learn? - Brainstorming sheet, drawing and writing activity, discussion poster and cards

⭐ Alec Campbell at War - Drawing and writing activities, looked like and felt lift up tab activity

⭐ How Do We Remember Wars? - Matching activities, Brainstorm Activity, Discussion poster, lift up tab activity

This resource is written in Australian English and available as a PDF file, 30 pages long. It may work for classrooms in other parts of the world, but please check the preview first to see if it is suitable

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