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Find out about the RSA. Who are they? Why were they formed? What to they do?
Design a brochure advertising their services.
Include contact details for your local RSA in your brochure. (Some phone book research may be necessary.)

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Design a wrapper for ANZAC Biscuits:
    Your wrapper needs to hold 25 biscuits. Each biscuit is approximately 1cm thick and has a circumference of 26cm.
    Include some information on the history of ANZAC biscuits on your wrapper, maybe under a 'Did You Know?' heading.
    What cause could the profits from your biscuits go to? Think about a war related cause that is important today. Mention this cause on your wrapper.
    Look at a biscuit wrapper to work out what other information you will need to include on your wrapper. Do some research on ANZAC biscuits and add some of your own creativity to create an authentic wrapper.

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Why do we have poppies?
    Construct a large ANZAC poppy. Within each petal record, in your own words, information about why we have the poppy as a symbol of ANZAC Day.
    You may find a poem that talks about poppies and war ... a section from the poem could be included on one of the petals.

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Turn back the clock and send a parcel to dad during the war.
    Find out what a soldier had as part of his kit and what his meals consisted of. Read about the types of things that families would send to their soldiers during the war. Using what you have learnt, make a list of what you could include in a parcel for Dad.
    You could put this 'parcel' together  in a variety of ways, here is one suggestion:
Make a flat parcel. This is like a big card. On the front is what the wrapped parcel would look like, complete with address, stamp and probably tied with string. Inside the card could be  a note to dad on one side and on the facing page pictures of what you would include in the parcel. You could even finish it off by putting a return address on the back! This is just an idea, add your own creative thinking to come up with something unique! Remember that this parcel would have been sent over 50 years ago ... try to make it realistic.