Investigating Gallipoli [pdf file, 16.8MB]
(Department of Veterans' Affairs) Worksheets and
information. Designed for primary students. Four components can be
downloaded separately - see the
DVA Education Resources page. A
teachers guide for the associated DVD-ROM is available.
Schools
targeted
for war history
(Scroll down to 22 March 2011)
PSNews, 22 March 2011 A new education resource to assist primary and
secondary school students learn about Australia’s wartime history
has been launched by the Minister for Veterans’ Affairs, Warren
Snowdon.
Mr Snowdon said that all primary schools in Australia would receive
Forever yours: stories of wartime love and friendship, with
secondary schools also receiving a teachers’ guidebook, We’ll meet
again - Australian stories of love in wartime.
Forever Yours [pdf]
(dva.gov.au) Stories about
love and friendship during wartime. Mainly primary.
Website version available. For more information see the
DVA Education Resources page. See also the Teachers' Guidebook
for We'll Meet Again (which currently does not appear to have a link
on the DVA website, 22 Mar. 2011).
We'll Meet Again [pdf]
(dva.gov.au) Information
and learning activities on love and friendship experienced during times of
conflict. Mainly secondary.
Website version available. For more information see the
DVA Education Resources page. See also the Teachers' Guidebook
for We'll Meet Again (which currently does not appear to have a link
on the DVA website, 22 Mar. 2011).
Gallipoli 2000
[pdf file] (anzacsite.gov.au)
"The Anzac Story from the Interpretative Panels at the
Anzac Commemorative Site at North Beach, Gallipoli Peninsula." ANZACS: The Pain and the Glory
[pdf file] (anzacsite.gov.au) Primary schools version.
Gallipoli: A Social Perspective [pdf file] - Link currently not working, 11 Nov 2011: Try
Internet Archive version, then right-click "Impatient?" and open in new
tab.
By Matt Walsh. "This booklet is an initiative of the
Defence Reserves Association (NSW) Inc. and the Military Police Association
of Australia Inc. as part of their Schools Military History Program."
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