Remembrance Day
By Emily
A)
Why remember?
B)
Whom do we remember?
C)
What we should remember?
D)
How do we remember?
A) We should remember because the people who fought in
the war fought for us to have freedom and died for us to have happy lives.
These people fought for Canada to have freedom. If the Canadians did not win
the war we all would be speaking German right now.
B) Whom do we remember? We should remember all the Canadian
soldiers and people apart of the war. Remember the people who were willing to
fight for people they didn’t know and fight for their country.
C) What should we remember? Why all these people fought
in the war. Who the soldiers fought for. How many Canadian soldiers and
Canadian people died doing something good for their people and their country.
D)How do we remember? We remember this day and all
those people who risked their lives to save ours by wearing poppies. Poppies are
worn of a symbol of remembrance. Poppies are a reminder the blood red flowers
that still grows in France Belgium. Poppies are a reminder who died fighting
for peace. We wear poppies as a reminder of horrors, conflict and preciousness
of peace they fought to achieve.
Remembrance Day
By Cody
Why remember?
People sacrificed themselves
for our country. If we don’t remember all the sacrifices will be meaningless. The
Canadian soldiers died for us. Fathers, son, daughters were all killed in the
action of the war. Soldiers sacrificed themselves to give us freedom.
Whom do we remember?
We remember the RCAF pilots. We
remember all the fallen soldiers. We remember the men and women who fought for
our country. All of the volunteers who served our country. People around the
world who sacrificed themselves. The people who experienced blood and carnage. The
Prisoners of Wars who suffered in World War 2.
What should we remember?
The loss of comrades during
the world war. The military strategies used to defend Canada. The captured
Canadian soldiers at World War 2. The defence against the Nazi attack. We
remember Colonel John McCrae and his poem. The loss of Canadians on Juno beach.
How do we remember?
On November 11 we pause for 2
minutes in silence. We wear poppies on November 11 to appreciate the fallen
soldiers. We go to memorials and ceremonies. We pay honour to those who respond
to our Country's needs. We work in peace every day of the year. We represent
all of the navy, army, air force, and merchant marines.
Remembrance
Day
By Jenson
Why remember
We need to remember hundreds of thousands of people
who died for us. We remember because they sacrificed there life for us. And if they came back they had to live the rest of
there lives with physical and mental scars of war.
What we should remember
I think that we should remember June 1944. Normandy the big offensive against Nazi Germany in France. It was the turning point of WW2
If we lost that fight we might have not won the war.
In my opinion they are the most brave people in the world. They were running on a beach with the most powerful guns in the world shooting at them
How do we remember
We remember by putting a poppy on our heart and having 2 minutes of silence and also having parades and sermons and going to the war memorial site and putting flowers on the grave.
Remembrance day
By Marlene
The sacrifice of those one hundred
thousand Canadians lives will be meaningless. All the Canadians who died for
us. They left their homes families and friend and everybody they care about. Some of the them were killed in action and
wounded badly. The people who returned were forced to remember the scares of
the war.
Canadians volunteered to serve our
country. War always meant death and away form their family. They join the war
to care for the ones that are wounded.
We should remember the armies
military and soldiers because they fought for us and the battles they fought.
The first battle was at Ypres Belgium on April 22 1915. The people that
sacrifice their families to go to war.
On November 11th we
celebrate Remembrance day. The red flower is called a Poppies they also
represent Remembrance. We also do two
minutes of silence.
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