Remembrance Day collection
Help your pupils commemorate the soldiers who fought and died for their country with these Remembrance Day assemblies, activities and free resources.
Remembrance assembly
- A good assembly with some great images which can be edited.
Remembrance Day presentation
- Fantastic for Primary School. Simple information and clear explanation as to why we wear poppies.
Poppy Day crossword
- Great for a consolidation task. The crossword could also be used for homework. ICT is needed for the quiz.
Remembrance Day presentation
- An excellent presentation. Good pictures and the text is not too complicated, so suitable for primary school pupils.
Remembrance Day poppies activity
- A thoroughly enjoyable activity which primary school children will enjoy.
Remembrance Day word mat
- Great for keyword spelling to display or to hand to the pupils. Most suited to KS1 and 2.
What are we remembering?
- Some useful images. Very simple pictures and questions to rouse discussion.
Remembrance assembly with attachments
- Although intended as an assembly, this can also be used in class. The pictures are very emotive and thought-provoking.
In Flanders Fields lesson
- A mix of history and English. A great way to analyse poetry with clear historical links.
WW1 in a nutshell
- A good resource with a nice activity: to write a remembrance poem after examining sources.
Remembrance Day poster
- Possible ICT lesson with research could be used as a consolidation task.
Remembrance Day slideshow
- Very clear success criteria. I like how the PowerPoint focuses on remembrance from WWI up to modern conflicts.
Why poppies?
- A SOW which can be used to plan a selection of lessons on remembrance day.
Art and design remembrance lesson
- An alternative way to teach about Remembrance Day which incorporates cross-curricular links.
Remembrance Day
- Great to use during tutor time or in class. An activity for the pupils using their surname.
Remembrance VCOP
- An interesting PowerPoint with good sentence starters and clear instructions.
Create a Remembrance Day asssembly
- Well planned task guiding students towards creating a Remembrance Day assembly.

Comment (1)
At Nursery we made 3d poppies and painted still life poppies and we played memory and recall games to explore remembering. Fun and relevant for under 5's.
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18:30
26 October, 2011
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