ANZAC Day is an Australian holiday commemorating the soldiers from Australia and New Zealand, known as ANZACs, who fought in wars including World War I and II. It is celebrated every year on April 25, or the following Monday if the 25th falls on a Sunday, and involves memorial services, veterans' gatherings, and sporting events to honor the ANZAC soldiers and "lest we forget" their sacrifice through the symbol of red poppies.

1. ANZAC DAY
A very special Australian holiday

2. What does the word «ANZAC»
mean?
 This word is made from the initials of: Australian and
New Zeland Army Corps.

3. What’s ANZAC Day?
 ANZAC Day is a commemoration to remember the
Austalian soldiers who fought in a lot of wars, for
example the First and the Second World Wars

4. When is this holiday?
 ANZAC Day is on 25 of April, but if the 25 is on Sunday,
this holiday is celebrated on Monday.

5. How is this holiday celebrated?
 During this holiday, there are meetings of veterans and
people can play «two-up», an Australian gamble,
because ANZAC’s soldiers played it

6. Football and rugby matches!
 In Australia, a week before ANZAC Day, there are a lot
of football and rugby matches. A medal is given to the
football player who represents this holiday.

7. Lest we forget
 ANZAC Day’s got a symbol too: poppies. These flowers
are the symbol of this holiday because they’re red like
the soldier’s blood who died during the wars.

8. REALIZZATO DA:
 ERICA CIANCIOLA