Say thank you to a veteran with greeting card and letter to a soldier templates.
Thank a Hero With Anzac Day Cards and Letters
Anzac Day is a special occasion when we come together to honour and express our appreciation for the brave men and women who have served in the armed forces, sacrificing their own comfort and safety to protect our country. While public events are commonplace, one of the most heartfelt and personal ways to show appreciation is through the simple gesture of making and sending deployed soldiers cards and letters. Handwritten notes are an easy way to help your students say “thank you” to our veterans.
This year, let Teach Starter help you get them thinking and writing to show that appreciation with printable letter-writing templates. This printable letter and card template is ideal to use to show appreciation for veterans, firefighters, and any other time you want to recognise a hero in your community.
A great option for delivering these special letters is to collect them all and send them off to the Australian Defence Force for distribution with care packages.
Download and Print Your Letter to a Soldier Writing Templates With Ease
This resource download includes two variations of this writing activity so that your students can have a choice in what type of special Veterans Day gift they’d like to make. The variations include
- Letter to a Hero Writing Template
- Letter to a Hero Foldable Greeting Card
Use the drop-down menu to choose between the PDF or Google Slide version.
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