This product is a Crack the Code ANZAC Day remembrance. It is an engaging activity for all ages. Can be used in the workplace, classroom, ESL. It is provided in both printable and digital form. The digital form is a pdf that learners can simply type directly onto using any platform or device. Answers are provided. The Words used are: Fallen Wreath Battlefield Poppy Peace Remember Gallipoli New Zealand Australia Dawn Service ANZAC Bugle

Enhance your history lessons with this collection of Women in History Clip Art! Engage your students and bring influential women to life with these high-quality, full body images. Each image is provided in color, greyscale, and black line versions, offering versatility for your teaching resources. With 10 unique images to choose from (30 altogether), you can highlight the achievements of historical women throughout different time periods. These PNG images are provided at a resolution of 300 DPI, ensuring crisp visuals for your classroom materials. Women Sacagawea (1788 - 1812, Native American) Harriet Tubman (c. 1822 - 1913, United States) Susan B. Anthony (1820 - 1906, United States) Sojourner Truth (c. 1797 - 1883, United States) Eleanor Roosevelt (1884 - 1962, United States) Rosa Parks (1913 - 2005, United States) Maya Angelou (1928 - 2014, United States) Dolores Huerta (1930 - present, United States) Yuri Kochiyama (1921 - 2014, United States) Malala Yousafzai (1997 - present, Pakistan/United States) Use these clip art images in your lesson plans, presentations, worksheets, posters, and more. Spark discussions, inspire research, and celebrate the contributions of remarkable women in history. From scientists and activists to artists and leaders, this collection showcases a diverse range of influential women. Don’t settle for average clip art. Stand out with these professionally designed, full body images that capture the spirit and impact of historical women. Help your students connect with history and foster a deeper understanding of the remarkable women who have shaped our world. TERMS OF USE These Terms of Use govern the use of clipart sold to Teachers on TES. By purchasing and using the clipart, you agree to adhere to the following terms and conditions: License: a. The clipart is licensed to you, the original purchaser, for personal and commercial use in educational resources. b. The license is non-transferable, meaning you cannot share, sell, sublicense, or distribute the clipart to others.

Students love working their way through these interactive, fun Escape Rooms. This Digital Escape Room on Christmas around the World includes five challenges. There is absolutely no Preparation for the teacher! Students can work through in groups or on their own. They move from challenge to challenge until all questions and activities have been completed correctly. This escape room has been created using Google Forms and is self checking. A scenario is presented whereby Santa’s sleigh is missing. Santa’s magical sleigh, laden with gifts for children around the world, has gone missing! Initial reports suggest that it was last seen near the North Pole, but whispers of peculiar happenings in Christmas-celebrating countries have surfaced. Students must solve a series of challenges related to traditions in different countries, decipher coded messages, and piece together clues to unveil the whereabouts of Santa’s sleigh. The clock is ticking, and the joy of Christmas hangs in the balance. Can they save the day and ensure the global delivery of holiday cheer? The adventure begins! The objective calls for them to demonstrate knowledge on Christmas in different countries, among other critical thinking skills. Once they pass through each challenge successfully they will have escaped the room and saved Christmas! The tasks include working through the Challenges: Challenge 1: Using math to uncover a secret code - they will learn about BODMAS and use this to solve the mystery. Challenge 2: Word Scramble - they will unscramble 10 words that relate to Christmas countries around the world Challenge 3: Reading Comprehension - students will read the lyrics to the song Christmas around the World and answer multiple choice questions. Challenge 4: Identification of suspects - students identify difference christmas characters that are suspects. Challenge 5: Digital Jigsaw Puzzle - students will piece together a puzzle to reveal the thief. Then they will solve a riddle to find the country where the sleigh is. To move to the next room students must input a code derived from the tasks. The Escape room can be completed individually or in groups. They generally take about 1 period to complete. You will need access to: The Internet Google Forms Google Slides

Students love working their way through these interactive, fun Escape Rooms. This Digital Escape Room on Thanksgiving includes five challenges. There is absolutely no Preparation for the teacher! Students can work through in groups or on their own. They move from room to room until all questions and activities have been completed correctly. This escape room has been created using Google Forms and is self checking. A scenario is presented that sees the students embark on an exciting adventure where their keen investigative skills and knowledge of Thanksgiving traditions will be put to the test. Their mission is to solve the mystery of the stolen Thanksgiving artifacts from the Thanksgiving Art Museum. A cunning thief has taken valuable items related to this cherished holiday, and it’s up to them to discover who took them. As they progress through this escape room, they will follow a trail of clues, riddles, and puzzles that will lead them to the thief’s identity. Their journey will require them to unlock the secrets of Thanksgiving’s history, culture, and significance. The objective calls for them to demonstrate knowledge on Thanksgiving, amongst other critical thinking skills. Once they pass through each challenge successfully they will have escaped the room and identified the thief. **The tasks include working through the Challenges: ** Challenge 1: The Museum Mystery - involves research and Gap fill activity. Challenge 2: Research to find out the year of a painting by Winslow Homer Challenge 3: Thanksgiving Vocabulary - unscramble the words to escape to next room by entering a code. Challenge 4: Learning about Thanksgiving history by watching a video and answering questions related to it. Challenge 5: The Thanksgiving riddle challenge - students must work out what the riddles refer to. To move to the next room students must input a code derived from the tasks. The Escape room can be completed individually or in groups. They generally take about 1 period to complete. You will need access to: The Internet Google Forms YouTube to watch the video