Anzac Biscuits (2)

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Today another two groups baked ANZAC biscuits. They all enjoyed the activity and were able to explain very well to Carlene, the school secretary, the meaning of Anzac Day and the history of Anzac biscuits.

Here are some photos:

                              

                              








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