Remembrance Day

Remembrance Day is a special day on November 11th to remember and honor soldiers who fought in wars. People wear red poppy flowers to show they care and are thankful. At 11:00 AM, many people stop what they're doing and stay quiet for two minutes to think about the brave soldiers who helped protect their countries. Sometimes, there are ceremonies and parades where people gather to pay their respects. It's a time to say thank you to those who have kept us safe and to learn about the history so we never forget their sacrifices.

How to celebrate Remembrance Day?

On Remembrance Day, find a quiet place to think about the soldiers who helped keep us safe. Wear a red poppy on your shirt to show you remember them. At 11 o'clock in the morning, be silent for two minutes to honor their bravery. You can draw pictures or make crafts about peace and thankfulness. Listen to stories or watch a movie about the heroes who fought for us. You might also visit a memorial or a local ceremony with your family. Talking about how these soldiers have made a difference helps us show appreciation on this special day.