I decided to reinact a video instead of painting.
Remember, O Lord, all those the brave and the true, who have died the death of honour and are departed in the hope of the resurrection to eternal life. In that place of light from which sorrow and mourning are far banished, give them rest, O Lord, thou lover of men.
TRENCH LIFE
In remembrance
Soldiers who died for us
ACTORS
Me (Navy)
My dad (Army)
We wrote letters to loved ones
Video Of two Soldiers
PLEASE LAUGH :P lol
Thank you for watching
Benjamin
Wow... Benjamin! I love how you started and ended with a karakia. I loved your videos and how you dressed up and acted out life as a solider.
ReplyDeleteMrs Swider
Thank you Mrs Swider. :)
DeleteDear Benjamin,
ReplyDeleteThis is so impressive! What a creative way to respond to the task you were set! It shows through your videos the learning you have gained. Thank you to Benjamins whanau - you are excellent teachers korua!
Mrs Aperahama
Thank you Mrs Aperahama. :) We really enjoyed acting it out. The Uniform was my Papas. :)
DeleteWhat a creative way of sharing the ANZAC story with us. I can see you have been working so hard in April and have been putting a lot of thought into your learning tasks.
ReplyDeleteWell done.
Mrs Burt
Manaiakalani
Thank you. I really enjoyed acting with my dad.
DeleteI really thought the video was funny!!
ReplyDeleteso did i, my dad was funny
DeleteGreat presentation. Looks like lots of fun was had in putting this together. Stay safe.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Benjamin,
ReplyDeleteI am working in Tairāwhiti schools, like Mrs Torrie.
Great to see how much fun you are having recreating being in a trench and fighting like the Anzacs. Could you write a few sentences about how it might have felt to be in the trenches as a soldier.
Mrs Krausse
Kia Ora Mrs Krausse, thank you for the nice words, this was really fun. I can do that for you.
DeleteBenjamin
Wow Benjamin this is a great post! I love the creativity you (and your dad) have shown! You said that the uniform was your Papa's. I would love to hear about your Papa and his experiences. Can you share any of them with us?
ReplyDeleteMrs Rowell
Thank you Mrs Rowell, Yes it belonged to my G papa, the cap belonged to mum. They both were in the Navy. :)
DeleteAnzac Day
ReplyDeleteDear Benjamin,
What a perfect post to watch today. This day will be very meaningful for you and your whanau. We will remember them .
God Bless
Mrs Tilley
Happy Anzac day Mrs Tilley God bless and thank you for the kind words. dad said hello
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