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KS2 Remembrance/Armistice Day Information Sheet including Poppy as a symbol of remembrance history

KS2 Remembrance/Armistice Day Information Sheet including Poppy as a symbol of remembrance history

Subject: History

Age range: 7-11

Resource type: Worksheet/Activity

Last updated

20 January 2026

pdf, 64.54 KB
pdf, 64.54 KB
docx, 75.83 KB
docx, 75.83 KB

KS2 Resource Information Sheet detailing a brief history of Remembrance Day and what is means today and also the history of using a poppy as a symbol of Remembrance.

PDF and Word Doc included for ease of use.

For more detailed PDF regarding Remembrance including the poppy and the Flanders Field Poem by John McCrae please see the following resource:

/teaching-resource/resource-13081421

Also, a simple cross stitch pattern for a poppy can be found here:

/teaching-resource/resource-12742390

KS2 Remembrance Information Cloze Activity:

/teaching-resource/resource-13115649

Remembrance Day Wordsearch:

/teaching-resource/resource-13115652

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